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Direct measurement of human movement by accelerometry
Medical Engineering & Physics, 2008Human movement has been the subject of investigation since the fifth century when early scientists and researchers attempted to model the human musculoskeletal system. The anatomical complexities of the human body have made it a constant source of research to this day with many anatomical, physiological, mechanical, environmental, sociological and ...
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Characterisation of human limb movements by accelerometry
Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing, 1977The paper discusses the use of accelerometry as an alternative to electromyography or subjective judgement in the assessment of functional disability. The apparatus described is an accelerometer with an f.m.-f.m. telemetry transmitter, coupled to an f.m.
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Accelerometry in cardiovascular psychophysiology
Cognitive Ergonomics, Clinical Assessment and Computer-assisted Learning, 1999Interpretation of real-life stress-related cardiovascular responses requires knowledge of both the type and the amount of daily activities, since changes in body posture and locomotor activity have a profound effect on ambulatory recorded cardiovascular signals.
Tulen, Joke +4 more
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Accelerometry—Simple, but challenging
Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports, 2017Sievänen, H., Kujala, Urho
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Medical and Biological Engineering and Computing, 1984
J, Verburg, W, van Aalst, A, Naves
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J, Verburg, W, van Aalst, A, Naves
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Accelerometry of underwater walking
Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 2010Y. Ohgi, K. Kaneda, C. Tanaka
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The good and bad of accelerometry
Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 2010G. Schofield, M. Oliver
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