Quantitative Visual Sensing of Dynamic Behaviors for Home-based Progressive Rehabilitation

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Abstract:

Human motion-capture and computational analysis tools have played a significant role in a variety of  product-design  and  ergonomics  settings  for  over  a  quarter-century.  In  moving  beyond traditional kinematic (and its dual-static) settings, advances in biomechanics and multibody dynamics have led up to computational analysis tools that can provide significant insights into the functional performance.

  • computer vision
  • cyber-physical system
  • Northeastern University
  • Progressive Rehabilitation
  • CPS Domains
  • Medical Devices
  • Modeling
  • Wireless Sensing and Actuation
  • Health Care
  • Robotics
  • CPS Technologies
  • Foundations
  • National CPS PI Meeting 2014
  • 2014
  • Abstract
  • Poster
  • Academia
  • CPSPI MTG 2014 Posters, Videos and Abstracts
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