Gerwyn Hughes, Valentina Camomilla, Benedicte Vanwanseele, Andrew J. Harrison, Daniel Tik-Pui Fong, Elizabeth Bradshaw
Abstract
Recent advances in technology have generated several new types of equipment which can be used within biomechanics to measure motion and inertial forces during human movement (Adesida et al., 2019; ...
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Recent advances in technology have generated several new types of equipment which can be used within biomechanics to measure motion and inertial forces during human movement (Adesida et al., 2019; ...
Key concepts: Biomechanics, Sports biomechanics, Measure (data warehouse), Inertial frame of reference, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Computer science, Simulation, Medicine