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Author(s) : SAVESCU A.
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Upper Limb Kinematics Using Inertial and Magnetic Sensors: Comparison of Sensor-to-Segment Calibrations EL2013-022/P2015-073 | 2015Magneto-Inertial Measurement Unit sensors (MIMU) display high potential for the quantitative evaluation of upper limb kinematics, as they allow monitoring ambulatory measurements. The sensor-to-segment calibration step consisting in…
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Developing and validating an ambulatory system for evaluating postures and upper limb movements under real working conditions EL2013-022 | 2013Outline of reasons and objectives
The objective of this study was to develop and validate an ambulatory system for evaluating postures and movement of the upper limb, on the basis of inertial sensors. The use of such systems requires kinematic… -
Benefits of functional calibration for estimating elbow joint angles using magneto-inertial sensors: preliminary results EL2013-022/C2014-032 | 2014Magneto-Inertial Measurement Unit (M-IMU) sensors are more and more used in motion analysis as they allow for “Out-of-the lab” measurements. This technology requires a calibration process to transform sensor movement data in anatomical information…
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Upper limb kinematics and inertial sensors: which calibration for the best accuracy? EL2013-022/C2014-125 | 2014Introduction: Magneto-Inertial Measurement Unit sensors (MIMU) are increasingly used in motion analysis as they allow for ambulatory measurements. One of the research points that deserve more investigation for MIMU-based upper limb kinematics…
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Magneto-Inertial Measurement Units sensors (MIMU) are more and more used in various applications, including ergonomics, as they allow for ambulatory measurements. Despite much interest from the scientific community in this topic, several aspects…
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Benefits of functional calibration for estimating elbow joint angles using magneto-inertial sensors: preliminary results EL2013-022/P2014-082 | 2014Magneto-Inertial Measurement Unit (M-IMU) sensors are more and more used in motion analysis as they allow for “Out-of-the lab” measurements. This technology requires a calibration process to transform sensor movement data in anatomical information…
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Identification of emerging determinants linked to the risk of MSDs: ergonomic and biomechanical analysis of the activity of meat cutting C.5/1.048 | 2011Outline of reasons and objectives
The meat-cutting sector is one of the sectors that is most affected by musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). Organisational changes, in particular when subcontracting is used, can mean that employees from a variety… -
The cutting performance of a knife is considered as one of the determinants of musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) in the meat cutting sector (Claudon and Marsot 2003; McGorry, Dowd et al. 2003). It is affected by knife maintenance and its organisation…
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Research work on the topic of musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) has resulted in progress being made in terms of knowledge of their occurrence mechanisms and their prevention modes. Nevertheless, MSDs continue to progress making it necessary to…
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Multidisciplinary analysis of risk factors of MSD in meat cutting: the issue of organising knife maintenance C.5/1.048/C2014-117 | 2014The scientific literature has shown that several risk factors of musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) can be found in the meat cutting sector (InVS, 2007) in which there has been a constant increase of these occupational diseases. One of the determinants…
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