Biomedical-connected objects, such as kinematic sensors, have been commonly used for
patient monitoring in many clinical applications. Moreover, serious games have become …

Analyzing human poses with a Kinect is a promising method to evaluate potentials risks of
musculoskeletal disorders at workstations. In ecological situations, complex 3D poses and …

Context: New methods are being validated to easily evaluate the knee joint position sense
(JPS) due to its role in the sports movement and the risk of injury. However, no studies to …

BACKGROUND: Different attachment systems have been proposed in an effort to reduce
skin movement artifacts when recording knee bone movement during gait. One such system …

Background The assessment of the accuracy of the pose estimation of human bones and
consequent joint kinematics is of primary relevance in human movement analysis. This study …

Telerehabilitation systems provide some advantages against the classic rehabilitation
methods. The ability of the shoulders depends on active motion range of them to do activities …

The Microsoft Kinect sensor has gained attention as a tool for gait analysis for several years.
Despite the many advantages the sensor provides, however, the lack of a native capability to …

Clinically feasible methods of assessing postural control such as timed standing balance
and functional reach tests provide important information, however, they cannot accurately …

Importance: Along with growth in telerehabilitation, a concurrent need has arisen for
standardized methods of tele-evaluation. Objective: To examine the feasibility of using the …

Abstract Since 1990, the International Society of Biomechanics (ISB) has made efforts to
provide uniformity to motion description. However, the majority of user studies and …