A Wearable Real-time Kinematic and Kinetic Measurement Sensor Setup for Human Locomotion.

ABSTRACT: Current laboratory-based setups (optical marker cameras + force plates) for human motion measurement require participants to stay in a constrained capture region which forbids rich movement types. This study established a fully wearable system, based on commercially available sensors (inertial measurement units + pressure insoles) that can measure both kinematic and kinetic motion data simultaneously and support wireless frame-by-frame streaming. In addition, its capability and accuracy were tested against a conventional laboratory-based setup. An experiment was conducted, with 9 participants wearing the wearable measurement system and performing 13 daily motion activities, from slow walking to fast running, together with vertical jump, squat, lunge and single-leg landing, inside the captu

SUBMITTER: Wang H 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7614461 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Apr

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature