Background Inertial measurement unit (IMU) sensor‐based techniques are becoming more
popular in horses as a tool for objective locomotor assessment. Objectives To describe …

Back mobility is a criterion of well-being in a horse. Veterinarians visually assess the mobility
of a horse's back during a locomotor examination. Quantifying it with on-board technology …

The development of on-board technologies has enabled the development of quantification
systems to monitor equine locomotion parameters. Their relevance among others relies on …

The development of on-board sensors, such as inertial measurement units (IMU), has made
it possible to develop new methods for analyzing horse locomotion to detect lameness. The …

Accurate calculation of temporal stride parameters is essential in horse gait analysis. A
prerequisite for calculating these parameters is identifying the exact timings of gait events …

For gait classification, hoof-on and hoof-off events are fundamental locomotion
characteristics of interest. These events can be measured with inertial measurement units …

Motion capture based on multi-camera is widely used in the quantification of animal
locomotor behaviors and this is one of the main research methods to reveal the physical …

Introduction The shift of the horse breeding sector from agricultural to leisure and sports
purposes led to a decrease in local breeds' population size due to the loss of their original …

Monitoring horse activity is a valuable aid for horse caretakers to provide recommendations
to improve equine health. One method for monitoring equine activity is through the use of an …

The aim of the work was to develop a proprietary autonomous system for multi-parameter
examination of horse movement using MEMS sensors. Achieving this goal involved solving …