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Hello all Biomch-L members!
I'd like to give an example in order to clarify my question:
Let's suppose two postures:
The first: All fingers extended.
The second: Thumb, index and small extended and the others flexed.
There is some model, or formula that entering the finger status, I can get some measure of fatigue, or strengh, or comforability?
Plase If anybody can help me with this, I'll be very glad.
I don't come from the biomechanics field, but I suppose that shouldn't be too difficult to build such a mathematical model, am I right?
Thank you all!
Juan Wachs
Phd student, Ben-Gurion University, Israel
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I'd like to give an example in order to clarify my question:
Let's suppose two postures:
The first: All fingers extended.
The second: Thumb, index and small extended and the others flexed.
There is some model, or formula that entering the finger status, I can get some measure of fatigue, or strengh, or comforability?
Plase If anybody can help me with this, I'll be very glad.
I don't come from the biomechanics field, but I suppose that shouldn't be too difficult to build such a mathematical model, am I right?
Thank you all!
Juan Wachs
Phd student, Ben-Gurion University, Israel
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