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Lance Frazer retweeted
We're hiring! 🚀 Join SwRI as a Research Engineer in musculoskeletal biomechanics. Work on projects like our ENABLE markerless motion capture system. Apply now: resapp.swri.org/ResApp/Job_D…
#Biomechanics #SwRI #Hiring
Another advancement in Human Digital Twins - personalized, biomechanical optimization!
Identify athlete-specific changes to achieve performance target. No markers, automatic analysis, easy! The not-so-far-away-future of sports is going to get really interesting.
1) Capture kinematic data via markerless motion capture technology
2) Define foot/ground contact algorithm
3) Define optimization problem
4) Obtain personalized kinematic/kinetic alterations to achieve optimization target
Really cool stuff from Ty Templin who performed this work using Southwest Research Institute's ENABLE technology.
#biomechanics #pitching #baseball #digitaltwin #ai #markerlessmotioncapture
Lance Frazer retweeted
#TheMotionMonitor are showing a live #markerless demo at #ASB2023, in Knoxville next week with our partners Southwest Research Institute & Advanced Mechanical Technology, Inc. Come by booth #12 to check out our markerless tracking capabilities and work flow! #biomechanics
ALT Image shows features of The MotionMonitor software during a counter movement jump activity, there are 5 windows displayed within the software: 1) Animation window with Skeleton, 2)Video window, 3)Stats Window, 4) Bar graphs of knee flexion and 5) time series data for hip angles.
Can a full human body finite element model be replaced with a machine learning surrogate model? Can surrogate models predict entire strain fields? We think so! Check out our new publication to learn how to do it.
Lance Frazer retweeted
Patrice, there are not enough words to describe the impact you have left on our organization, your teammates, the people you’ve worked with, the fans you gave everything for, and the city and region you represented so well.
You did it all with the utmost respect, class, and character. Quite simply, you always made us proud.
For everything, we say THANK YOU.
Lance Frazer retweeted
This is the biggest speaker lineup yet for the International Human Performance Summit. July 18 is the registration deadline. swri.org/ihps-2023-speakers
Lance Frazer retweeted
A team led by SwRI placed second in @SB3Corg’s Translational Technology Pitch Competition. Congrats to @lancelfrazer Nathan Louis, @KalClarkMD (@UTHealthSA) and @dan_nicolella for “Improving Clinical CT Image Data to Improve Fracture Risk Algorithms and Patient Outcomes”!
A great article showcasing @SwRI's ENABLE markerless motion capture technology. The team was able to optimize, in silico, pitching mechanics to maintain pitch velocity yet reduce injury risk. Big implications for sports, military training, and healthcare!
Optimizing Human Performance - using SwRI ENABLE with human movement optimization. swri.org/press-release/swri-…
Thank you to the organizers and panelists of this event! Great feedback and a lot of impressive presentations.
Congratulations to @GovindSLab and @lancelfrazer for coming out on top at the #SB3C2023 Technology Pitch Competition! 🥳
We've spent a few months heavily focusing on improving the SwRI Markerless Biomechanics system (ENABLE), and we're excited to show some of the latest technology. Here's a demonstration of the system to analyze basketball shooting mechanics.
Improving the accuracy will always be the primary focus, but we've also spent a great deal of time improving the automation of the analysis, as well as the seamless integration/usability of the system output to OpenSim.
#digitaltwin #humanperformance #basketball
The sky hook is BACK!
Dr. Dimitrije Cabarkapa showing us the @kaj33 trademark sky hook! The SwRI Markerless Biomechanics System is available to license and can automate much of your biomechanical analyses.
How can this technology help you?
#humanperformance #biomechanics
Fitting a nonlinear viscoelastic material model to annulus fibrosus specimens using @FEBioSoftware Reactive Viscoelastic Framework. FEBio's open-source FE code has democratized cutting-edge biomechanical modeling.
Not only does this allow us to model highly nonlinear viscoelastic materials, but we can determine damage parameters from experimental tests of viscoelastic materials when it's difficult to distinguish between viscoelasticity and damage.
Set up our Markerless Biomechanics System at the University of Kansas for some basketball mechanics research. Looking forward to sharing some results!
#digitaltwin #AI #humanperformance #basketball
Lance Frazer retweeted
Thank you Dr. Frazer @lancelfrazer for the great BME seminar and the lunch with our graduate students. It was a pleasure learn more about your academic and industry experience
#biomechanics #Biomedical
