By Deepak Kumar Ravi. Variability within repetitive movements such as walking, has provided unique knowledge about the functional adaptations associated with ageing and pathology. A robust body of literature suggests that there...
Read MoreBy Dr Dimitra Blana. Computer code is increasingly used to analyse human movement in the clinic. Motion capture, often combined with electromyography and imaging, produces large amounts of data that need to be appropriately...
Read MoreBy Dr Nidhi Seethapathi. Even without external perturbations such as pushes or uneven terrain, noise-like imperfections in biological signals continuously perturb animals when they move. In this paper, we inquire how humans run...
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How do we maintain balance? What is our control strategy during upright standing? These questions...
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Recent advances in sensor technology allow for the science of gait features to be applied to new...
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The ability to adapt our walking pattern to the environment is essential for everyday locomotion....
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Final call for ISPGR Call for Board Nominations -
Final call for ISPGR Call for Board Nominations! Interested in giving back to the society? Are you currently or have you been a member of ISPGR for the past four years? Nominate yourself or someone else to stand for election.
