AI research on sports injury prediction has exploded, a new map shows
A new bibliometric analysis of 809 publications shows that research on artificial intelligence for predicting and preventing sports injuries grew ...
Tag: biomechanics
Early land animals evolved stiff necks for locomotion, not head movement
A biomechanical model combining fossil anatomy with measurements from living sturgeon suggests that early tetrapods had stiff necks associated with ...
Plantar pressure patterns offer a partial window into skiing experience
A deep-learning classifier partially separated beginner and novice skiers from plantar-pressure images, but limited accuracy, small samples and self-reported experience ...
Elite badminton players show altered lower-limb coordination during backhand footwork
A cross-sectional study found altered lower-limb coordination patterns in elite male badminton players, but no trunkâlower-limb muscle-coherence differences survived multiple-comparison ...
Stem cell therapies improve tendon-bone healing in ACL animal models
A meta-analysis of 16 controlled animal studies found that stem cell-based interventions improved mechanical strength, bone volume fraction and histological ...
High heels weaken ankle position sense on stairs, study finds
A controlled study of 18 healthy young women found that 7 cm high heels reduced ankle angle discrimination during stair ...
Scientists Replace Peak Pressure With Predictive Force Model for Personalized Orthoses
A new device-independent model predicts the plantar force field of any individual from body mass, walking speed, and foot length, ...
Wearable Gait Sensors Can Spot Parkinson’s in Groups, but Not Yet in Individuals
A new meta-analysis finds that commercial wearable sensors can detect greater gait variability in Parkinson's patients at the group level, ...
Built to Break the Surface: How Reinforced Vertebrae Save Diving Seabirds from Deadly Impact
A University of Washington study finds that gannets and boobies survive high-speed plunge dives thanks to stockier neck vertebrae and ...
Markerless Judging Support System Matches Gold-Standard 3D Motion Capture in Gymnastics Split Angles
A validation study finds a markerless gymnastics judging support system measures split angles within about one degree of gold-standard 3D ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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