Background: Gait dysfunction or impairment is considered one of the most common and
devastating physiological consequences of stroke, and achieving optimal gait is a key goal …

Background Foot posture is a risk factor for some lower limb injuries, however the underlying
mechanism is not well understood. Plantar pressure analysis is one technique to investigate …

Self-powered wearable sensors have attracted extensive attention in tactile sensing, motion-
detecting, and biomedical signal monitoring. The practical application of these devices …

Footfall contains the highest harvestable biomechanical energy from the human body, which
can attain 67 W, showing great potential as a pervasive and sustainable power source for …

Movement or gait analysis has become a viable assessment tool not only used in sports
science or basic biomechanical research, but has also expanded to be a very valuable …

Daily human activities, eg, locomotion, exercises, and resting, are heavily guided by the
tactile interactions between the human and the ground. In this work, leveraging such tactile …

Questions What are comfortable gait speed values for apparently healthy adults? How do
these differ by age group, sex and geographical region? Design Systematic review of …

Purpose To determine normative data for gait speed and height-normalized gait speed in
community-dwelling older men and women. Materials and Methods In this cross-sectional …

This study presents population-based multivariate regression models for predicting foot
plantar pressure from easily measured foot metrics in both shod and barefoot populations for …

To mitigate the risks posed by noncommunicable chronic diseases (NCDs) to human health,
the Internet of Healthcare (IoH) requires sensors with real‐time and long‐term monitoring …