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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Kinematic evaluation"”.

  1. Kinematic evaluation of end effector design

    The complex, many degree-of-freedom end effectors at the leading edge of technology would be unusable in the sea bottom research environment. Simpler designs are required to provide adequate reliability for subsea use. This work examines selection of end effector designs to achieve optimum grasping …

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  2. Development of a toolbox for the kinematic evaluation of hands-up video games

    Children with cerebral palsy (CP) often have limited upper extremity (UE) control, Virtual reality (VR) is a current technology being evaluated as a form of UE therapy for children with CP, The systems currently available have been developed with games that cannot be graded to match the skill level …

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  3. The Bio-Mechanical Development and Kinematic Evaluation of Zone I and Zone II Injuries and their Corresponding Surgical Repair Techniques using an In-Vitro Active Finger Motion Simulator: A Cadaveric Study

    … in measuring and assessing intrinsic joint kinematics and tissue biomechanics including load transfer and strains induced tissues within the finger. Accuracy of electromagnetic tracking (EM) systems were evaluated compared to the standard optical tracking systems and used to develop motion …

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  4. Multi-segment coordination within the foot in children with and without clubfoot during walking, toe raises and single limp hopping

    … tasks. The purpose of this study was to assess kinematics, kinetics and joint coupling within the foot in children previously treated for clubfoot. Sixteen children with 23 affected clubfeet and 16 children without history of clubfoot underwent three-dimensional motion analysis using a …

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