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The gait analyzer can process motion sensor data (including accelerometer, gyroscope, and compass data) as input for the biomechanics model. In this study, the gait analyzer’s output was validated using a gait lab equipped with a force plate and motion capture system to ensure accuracy. Cross-validation revealed an average deviation of 9% between the gait analyzer’s results and those obtained in the gait lab for key parameters such as cadence, toe-off moment, and swing power.
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e58110
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Only a few studies have examined differences in gait biomechanics between laboratory and outdoor circumstances among older people. In the studies of Schmitt et al [6] and Renggli et al [8] significant differences in several spatiotemporal parameters were found between outdoor walking and treadmill walking. On a treadmill, a decrease in walking speed, an increase in double support duration, shorter stride length, and decreased cadence were found compared to outdoor walking [6,8].
JMIR Res Protoc 2024;13:e52898
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Thus, this study protocol aims to detect muscle fatigue related to repetitive activities and to explore a smart wear system for correcting biomechanics and reducing fatigue. The system involves the use of a wearable sensorized jacket and shoes and real-time feedback delivered to the worker. This system was created with the aim of preventing the unconscious development of awkward postures, compensatory movements, and fatigue, predisposing to injuries over time.
JMIR Res Protoc 2023;12:e43637
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transthoracic echocardiography
To study the per-effort and posteffort variations of biological markers of inflammation and cardiac, renal, and neurological functions
To evaluate the impact of the ultratrail on the runners’ glycemic balance
To evaluate sleep before, during, and after an ultraendurance race
Biomechanical exploration
To study the variation of the elastic and architectural properties of the gastrocnemius-Achilles tendon complex using ultrasound elastography
To study the effects of fatigue on the biomechanics
JMIR Res Protoc 2022;11(6):e38027
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This study sought to compare movement biomechanics across Dodgeality, Fishality, and a standardized virtual reaching task (Reachality). Our first hypothesis was supported, as lumbar flexion velocity was greater during Dodgeality than during Fishality. While flexion velocity during Fishality was less than that during Dodgeality at each intended impact height, differences were greater for higher impact heights (requiring less motion).
JMIR Serious Games 2022;10(1):e32027
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