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The Force Floor: Design and Development of a Low-Cost 3D Force Sensing Area Which Utilises Machine Learning to Estimate 3D GRF and CoP from Single-Axis Loadcells
Along with motion capture tools, ground reaction force (GRF) sensors form the crux of objective biomechanical analysis. Advances in computer vision have significantly lowered the costs associated with 3D motion capture, but the same cannot be said of 3-axis force plates – the gold standard for GRF c...
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Department of Electrical Engineering
2023
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