Abnormal posture or movement is generally the indicator of musculoskeletal injuries or
diseases. Mechanical forces dominate the injury and recovery processes of musculoskeletal …

Abstract In 2023, the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the National Institute of Health
(NIH) brought together engineers, scientists, and clinicians by sponsoring a conference on …

Human kinetics, specifically joint moments and ground reaction forces (GRFs) can provide
important clinical information and can be used to control assistive devices. Traditionally …

Inertial sensing and computer vision are promising alternatives to traditional optical motion
tracking, but until now these data sources have been explored either in isolation or fused via …

The vertical ground reaction force (vGRF) and its passive and active peaks are important
gait parameters and of great relevance for musculoskeletal injury analysis and prevention …

Wearable sensing and computer vision could move biomechanics from specialized
laboratories to natural environments, but better algorithms are needed to extract meaningful …

Walking, one of the most common daily activities, causes unwanted movement artifacts
which can significantly deteriorate hand gesture recognition accuracy. However, traditional …

Gait analysis using foot-worn inertial measurement units has proven to be a reliable tool to
diagnose and monitor many neurological and musculoskeletal indications. However, only …

Background Stress fractures are injuries caused by repetitive loading during activities such
as running. The application of advanced analytical methods such as machine learning to …

Walking is one of the most common daily movements of the human body. Therefore,
quantitative evaluation of human walking has been commonly used to assist doctors in …