The rising importance of movement analysis led to the development of more complex
biomechanical models to describe in detail the human motion patterns. The models scaled …

Over the past fifty years there has been considerable development in motion analysis
systems and in computer simulation modelling of sports movements while the relevance and …

Multibody kinematics optimization (MKO) aims to reduce soft tissue artefact (STA) and is a
key step in musculoskeletal modeling. The objective of this review was to identify the …

Missing information in motion capture data caused by occlusion or detachment of markers is
a common problem that is difficult to avoid entirely. The aim of this study was to develop and …

A biofidelic multibody model of the upper limb for the quantitative assessment of joint
kinematics and dynamics has the potential to become an innovative tool in many application …

Marker-based motion capture presents the problem of gaps, which are traditionally
processed using motion capture software, requiring intensive manual input. We propose and …

Lower limb contribution in flatwater kayaking is difficult to quantify experimentally because
lower-limbs and pelvis are hidden in the kayak. A computer simulation model was …

Few musculoskeletal models are available to assess shoulder deeper muscle demand
during overhead lifting tasks. Our objective was to implement a musculoskeletal model to …

Computer simulation and optimal control requiring actual joint kinematics and based on the
definition of a chain model become more used in biomechanics for studying the musculo …

The shoulder is the most mobile joint of the human body due to bony constraint scarcity and
soft tissue function unlocking several degrees of freedom (DOF). Clinical evaluation of the …