Personalized exoskeleton assistance provides users with the largest improvements in
walking speed and energy economy,–but requires lengthy tests under unnatural laboratory …

The aim of this sco** review is to evaluate and summarize the existing literature that
considers the validity and/or reliability of smartphone accelerometer applications when …

Self-selected walking speed is an important aspect of mobility. Exoskeletons can increase
walking speed, but the mechanisms behind these changes and the upper limits on …

The aim of this sco** review was to evaluate research approaches that quantify changes
to non-linear movement dynamics during running in response to fatigue, different speeds …

Background Walking speed and energy economy tend to decline with age. Lower-limb
exoskeletons have demonstrated potential to improve either measure, but primarily in …

Most human movement research takes place within controlled laboratories where
researchers observe participant movement. Because a majority of daily activity is performed …

Individuals after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR) have a high rate of reinjury
upon return to competitive sports. Deficits in motor control may influence reinjury risk and …

Almost 25% of all older adults experience difficulty walking. Mobility difficulties for older
adults are more pronounced when they perform a simultaneous cognitive task while walking …

Neuromotor disorders can degrade one's ability to locomote and attend to salient stimuli in
the environment. Many disorders are physiologically complex, making it difficult to tease …

Background: Physical therapists frequently employ heel lifts as an intervention to reduce
Achilles tendon pain and restore function. Purpose: To determine the short-term effect of …