Category Archives: Science
Feb
novel sensors to prevent pressure ulcers.
Feb
Excited to announce this year’s National Biomechanics Day contest: The Remote Learning and Tele-Application #loadsol Contest. Submit a 1-page abstract for a chance to win 3 loadsol pairs. Abstracts due 3/5; winner announced 3/15. Please click to learn more.
Meeting and conferences, Podcast/Video, Product update, Science
The 2020 novel interview series. Episode 4: Kelly Jeans
Aug
Interview with Kelly Jeans about the future of research and navigating the current restraints imparted by social distancing in research & …
Meeting and conferences, Podcast/Video, Product update, Science
The 2020 novel interview series. Episode 3: Dr. Sicco A. Bus
Aug
Interview with Dr. Sicco A. Bus about the future of research and navigating the current restraints imparted by social distancing in research & …
Meeting and conferences, Podcast/Video, Product update, Science
The 2020 novel interview series. Episode 2: Kevin R. Ford
Aug
Interview with Prof. Kevin R. Ford about the future of research and navigating the current restraints imparted by social distancing in research & …
Meeting and conferences, Podcast/Video, Product update, Science
The 2020 novel interview series. Episode 1: Senior Prof. Julie Steele
Aug
In this episode Prof. Steel explains, why agility and flexibility are now more important than ever for researchers as well as for the equipment they use.
Jan
The process of measuring pressure distribution during walking or running is called pedography. The force or pressure distribution in the dynamic load provides information about the structure and function of the foot. In addition, the analysis of this data aids in the diagnosis of foot deformations and conditions related to orthopaedics, diabetology, biomechanics, and sports […]