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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Split-belt treadmill"”.
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Understanding the body’s kinematic/kinetic responses and motor adaptation to unpredictable gait perturbation induced by a split-belt treadmill in young and older adults
… slippery contaminants, external obstacles, and split-belt treadmills have been developed to investigate the response mechanisms of gait perturbations (e.g., kinematics, kinetics, and muscles responses) in young and older adults. Furthermore, fall-inducing systems have been used to improve the …
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Intelligent Treadmill Control and Holographic Rendering for Accessible Rehabilitation
… of the dissertation introduces an intelligent treadmill control system that enables a single-belt treadmill to function like a split-belt treadmill, thereby providing a cost-effective solution for post-stroke gait rehabilitation at home. This system integrates real-time gait classification …
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Aging, Gait Variability, and Adaptability
… participants (23-71 years old) walked on a treadmill for 6 minutes at their preferred speed. Variability of stride times and lengths was computed via linear measures (standard deviation and coefficient of variation) and nonlinear measures (sample entropy and detrended fluctuation analysis). …
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Effectiveness of a foot orthosis on muscular activity in functional ankle instability
… unperturbed (NW) and perturbed walking (PW) on a split-belt treadmill (stimulus 200 ms post initial heel contact [IC]) as well as during side cutting (SC), each while wearing “shoes only” and additional measurement in-shoe orthoses (randomized order). Normalized RMS values (100% MVC, mean±SD) were …
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Motor control strategies in response to unexpected disturbances of dynamic postural control in people with and without low back pain
… in people with and without LBP. A novel treadmill stumbling protocol was tested for its validity and reliability to provoke muscular reflex responses at the trunk and the lower extremities (study 1). Thereafter, motor control strategies in response to sudden perturbations were compared …