Cereatti A. “Accurately measuring human movement using magneto-inertial sensors: techniques, and challenges”, ISISS 2015
Walking efficiently is fundamental to maintaining an independent style of life. In this context, instrumented gait analysis is a powerful tool to assess motor capacity and performance as well as to diagnose and plan for intervention. The intent of this talk is to present an overview of conceptual, analytical and experimental elements to quantitatively describe […]
Bergamini E, Guillon P, Camomilla V, Pillet H, Skalli W, Cappozzo A. “Trunk inclination estimate during the sprint start using an inertial measurement unit: a validation study.” Journal of Applied Biomechanics, [Epub ahead of print].
The proper execution of the sprint start is crucial in determining the performance during a sprint race. In this respect, when moving from the crouch to the upright position, trunk kinematics is a key element. The purpose of this study was to validate the use of a trunk mounted Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) in estimating […]
Camomilla V., Di Maio G., Vasellino M., Donati M., Cappozzo A., Bellotti P. “Inertial sensor feedback during squat exercise.” 28th Conference of the International Society of Biomechanics in Sports, August 2010, Marquette, USA.
The half-squat is the most widely used exercise in the resistance training, which must be considered optimal only if is specific and safe. Safeness relies, with other factors, in using the correct technique and being provided with adequate monitoring and feedback. In this perspective, this study a) provided a thoroughly characterization of the less dangerous […]