Head acceleration events (HAEs) are acceleration responses of the head following external
short-duration collisions. The potential risk of brain injury from a single high-magnitude HAE …

The term concussion has permeated mainstream media and household vocabulary mainly
due to awareness regarding the risks of concussion in professional contact sports, yet it …

Digital health and wearable technologies represent a transformative wave in healthcare,
blending medical advancements with innovative technology to enhance patient care …

Objectives The aim of this study was to examine head acceleration event (HAE) propensity
and incidence during elite-level men's and women's rugby union matches. Methods …

Objective: Wearable devices are developed to measure head impact kinematics but are
intrinsically noisy because of the imperfect interface with human bodies. This study aimed to …

Objectives To describe and compare the incidence and propensity of head acceleration
events (HAEs) using instrumented mouthguards (iMG) by playing position in a season of …

In this study, we present an efficient and scalable method for the stepwise modification of
polyimide (PI)-based laser-induced graphene using environmentally friendly additives. The …

Head impact measurement devices enable opportunities to collect impact data directly from
humans to study topics like concussion biomechanics, head impact exposure and its effects …

Objective Instrumented mouthguard (iMG) systems use different signal processing
approaches limiting field-based inter-study comparisons, especially when artefacts are …

Abstract Background and Objectives Driven by the risk of repetitive head trauma, sensors
have been integrated into mouthguards to measure head impacts in contact sports and …