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Identifying Fatigue-Related Gait Patterns Using Multiple Inertial Measurement Units and Statistical Parametric Mapping: A Continuous Analysis of an Outdoor Full Marathon in Male Recreational Runners. [PDF]

Sports Med Open
Zhang G, Chen TL, Liu Y, Wei L, Chen SF, Wang Y, Zhang M.   +6 more
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Spectral-acoustic-coordinated astigmatic metalens for wide field-of-view and high spatiotemporal resolution 3D imaging. [PDF]

Light Sci Appl
Gong S, Guo Y, Li X, Pu M, Tian P, Zhang Q, Chen L, Ye W, Liu H, Zhang F, Xu M, Luo X.   +11 more
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Assessment of gait speed in older adults using a short-distance walking test with smartphone motion sensors and machine learning. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Carniel TA, Ferretti FK, Masson FM, Eckert JP, De Sá CA.   +4 more
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Multiple Simultaneous Rotation Event-Based Angular Speed Measurement

IEEE Sensors Journal
George O. de A. Azevedo, Leandro H. de S. Silva, Agostinho Freire, Rogério P. de Araújo, Bruno J. T. Fernandes   +4 more
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A Path-Planning Scheme for Autonomous Vehicle Navigation Integrating BJA* and Improved DWA Algorithms. [PDF]

Sensors (Basel)
Xin K, Zhou G, Lu H.
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The Effects of Age and Running Speed on Angular Displacements of the Spine during Treadmill Running

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Zachary Finer, Natalie Knight, Joseph M. Ricotta   +2 more
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Low speed lifting cable diagnosis using instantaneous angular speed

Journal of Mechanical Science and Technology, 2021
This paper describes an experimental study of lifting cable fault diagnostic based on instantaneous angular speed (IAS) technique. During the study load tests on a selection of damaged cables, it is shown that IAS increases significantly after the damage is inflicted.
Khadraoui, Souha, Bolaers, Fabrice, Cousinard, Olivier, Dron, Jean Paul   +3 more
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A capacitive finger-type angular-position and angular-speed sensor

IMTC/98 Conference Proceedings. IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Technology Conference. Where Instrumentation is Going (Cat. No.98CH36222), 2002
A robust capacitive finger-type angular-position and angular-speed sensor for automotive and metrology applications is presented. The main advantages of this low-cost system are easy mounting and replacement, its simplicity, speed and high resolution (/spl plusmn/0.02/spl deg/) over the absolute measurement range of 180/spl deg/, compact sensor ...
W. Sun, W. J. Li, Y. Xu
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