Comparative kinematic analysis of bipedal and quadrupedal locomotion: a cyclographic technique.
J. Charteris, D. H. LEACH, C. Taves
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J. Charteris, D. H. LEACH, C. Taves
Abstract
This paper shows the convention for, and applicability of, a new computer-aided cyclographic technique for kinematic analysis of locomotion in quadrupeds. Comparison is made of the walking, trotting and galloping patterns of a reference quadruped, Canis familiaris. The method is effective where an investigator required an accurate evaluation of limb movement in the cranio-caudal plane.
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This paper shows the convention for, and applicability of, a new computer-aided cyclographic technique for kinematic analysis of locomotion in quadrupeds. Comparison is made of the walking, trotting and galloping patterns of a reference quadruped, Canis familiaris. The method is effective where an investigator required an accurate evaluation of limb movement in the cranio-caudal plane.
Key concepts: Quadrupedalism, Kinematics, Computer science, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Movement (music), Gait analysis, Gait, Simulation