Measuring joint range of motion is an important skill for many allied health professionals.
While the Universal Goniometer is the most commonly utilised clinical tool for measuring …

Wearable sensors are becoming increasingly popular for complementing classical clinical
assessments of gait deficits. The aim of this review is to examine the existing knowledge by …

This report presents a novel orientation filter applicable to IMUs consisting of tri-axis
gyroscopes and accelerometers, and MARG sensor arrays that also include tri-axis …

Recording posture and movement is important for determining risk of musculoskeletal injury
in the workplace, but existing motion capture systems are not suited for field work. Estimates …

Gait abnormalities are typically derived from neurological conditions or orthopaedic
problems and can cause severe consequences such as limited mobility and falls. Gait …

This paper proposes a method for three dimensional gait analysis using wearable sensors
and quaternion calculations. Seven sensor units consisting of a tri-axial acceleration and …

A method for gait analysis using wearable acceleration sensors and gyro sensors is
proposed in this work. The volunteers wore sensor units that included a tri-axis acceleration …

There is widespread and growing use of inertial measurement technology for human motion
analysis in biomechanics and clinical research. Due to advancements in sensor …

Background Inertial measurement of motion with Attitude and Heading Reference Systems
(AHRS) is emerging as an alternative to 3D motion capture systems in biomechanics. The …

The possibility for humans to interact with physical or virtual systems using gestures has
been vastly explored by researchers and designers in the last 20 years to provide new and …