A Simple device for kinematic measurements of human movement

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      <subfield code="a">A simple device for three-dimensional recording of human movement was developed. It consisted of four rigid bars linked together by three joints. At each joint an optical transducer, connected to a PC computer via an electronic interface, measured the joint angle, rendering it possible to compute the displacement of one end (measuring end) relative to the other (reference end). This kinematic arm was validated in static conditions; in dynamic conditions; and during human jumping</subfield>
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