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Viktor Masalskyi, Dominykas Ciciurenas, Andrius Dzedzickis, Urte Prentice, Gediminas Braziulis and Vytautas Bucinskas
This paper addresses the challenge of synchronizing data acquisition from independent sensor systems in a local network. The network comprises microcontroller-based systems that collect data from physical sensors used for monitoring human gait. The synch...
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Shadi Eltanani, Tjeerd V. olde Scheper, Mireya Muñoz-Balbontin, Arantza Aldea, Jo Cossington, Sophie Lawrie, Salvador Villalpando-Carrion, Maria Jose Adame, Daniela Felgueres, Clare Martin and Helen Dawes
Human gait is a significant indicator of overall health and well-being due to its dependence on metabolic requirements. Abnormalities in gait can indicate the presence of metabolic dysfunction, such as diabetes or obesity. However, detecting these can be...
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João Monge, Gonçalo Ribeiro, António Raimundo, Octavian Postolache and Joel Santos
Health monitoring is crucial in hospitals and rehabilitation centers. Challenges can affect the reliability and accuracy of health data. Human error, patient compliance concerns, time, money, technology, and environmental factors might cause these issues...
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Shadi Eltanani, Tjeerd V. olde Scheper and Helen Dawes
The application of machine learning (ML) has made an unprecedented change in the field of medicine, showing a significant potential to automate tasks and to achieve objectives that are closer to human cognitive capabilities. Human gait, in particular, is...
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Yu-Shiuan Tsai and Si-Jie Chen
In terms of gait recognition, face recognition is currently the most commonly used technology with high accuracy. However, in an image, there is not necessarily a face. Therefore, face recognition cannot be used if there is no face at all. However, when ...
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Cristian Copilusi, Sorin Dumitru, Ionut Geonea, Leonard Gherghe Ciurezu and Nicolae Dumitru
This paper addresses a design for an exoskeleton used for human locomotion purposes in cases of people with neuromotor disorders. The reason for starting this research was given by the development of some intelligent systems for walking recovery involved...
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M. El Arayshi, C. M. Verrelli, G. Saggio, M. Iosa, A. E. Gentile, L. Chessa, M. Ruggieri and A. Polizzi
Background. It has been shown in the very recent literature that human walking generates rhythmic motor patterns with hidden time harmonic structures that are represented (at the subject?s comfortable speed) by the occurrence of the golden ratio as the t...
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Jiri Horak, Pavel Kukuliac, Petra Maresova, Lucie Orlikova and Ondrej Kolodziej
Contemporary cities require excellent walking conditions to support human physical activity, increase humans? well-being, reduce traffic, and create a healthy urban environment. Various indicators and metrics exist to evaluate walking conditions. To eval...
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Tee Connie, Timilehin B. Aderinola, Thian Song Ong, Michael Kah Ong Goh, Bayu Erfianto and Bedy Purnama
Parkinson?s disease (PD) is a neurodegenerative disorder that is more common in elderly people and affects motor control, flexibility, and how easily patients adapt to their walking environments. PD is progressive in nature, and if undetected and untreat...
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Fausto Antonio Panizzolo, Eugenio Annese, Antonio Paoli and Giuseppe Marcolin
Difficulty walking in older adults affects their independence and ability to execute daily tasks in an autonomous way, which can result in a negative effect to their health status and risk of morbidity. Very often, reduced walking speed in older adults i...
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