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A small start-up company contacted me recently interested in learning what
has and can be done in the scientific study of seat vibration. They have
developed what they consider to be a superior seat for bicycles, trucks,
motorcycles, etc. and would like to know what we know about foam and gel
seats. I think that they might be interested in sponsoring some research on
their seat.
I did not find any similar question in the BIOMECH-L archives. If you have
personal knowledge on such topics, or if you have literature or a person
that you would recommend, please let me know. I will post a summary of the
results on BIOMECH-L and will also share this summary with the interested
small company.
Thanks - Glenn Fleisig, Ph.D.
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From: kunz@trace.wisc.edu (David N. Kunz)
Subject: Re: Seat vibration
Try the Vermont Back Research Center at the University of Vermont in Burlington.
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From: Martha Jack
To: asmi
Subject: Re: Seat vibration
My dissertation is entitled "Distribution of Cycling-Induced Saddle
Stresses." The purpose was to determine the force distribution on 3
different bicycle saddle shapes. I am currently unemployed and seeking a
biomechanics position west of the Mississippi River.
__________________________________________________ ____________________
Martha Jack, Ph.D.
E-mail: mjack@beta.tricity.wsu.edu
Biomechanical Engineer Voice: (509) 943-0043
___o P.O. Box 776 FAX: (509) 943-4642 ___o
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A small start-up company contacted me recently interested in learning what
has and can be done in the scientific study of seat vibration. They have
developed what they consider to be a superior seat for bicycles, trucks,
motorcycles, etc. and would like to know what we know about foam and gel
seats. I think that they might be interested in sponsoring some research on
their seat.
I did not find any similar question in the BIOMECH-L archives. If you have
personal knowledge on such topics, or if you have literature or a person
that you would recommend, please let me know. I will post a summary of the
results on BIOMECH-L and will also share this summary with the interested
small company.
Thanks - Glenn Fleisig, Ph.D.
************************************************** ****
From: kunz@trace.wisc.edu (David N. Kunz)
Subject: Re: Seat vibration
Try the Vermont Back Research Center at the University of Vermont in Burlington.
************************************************** ***********
From: Martha Jack
To: asmi
Subject: Re: Seat vibration
My dissertation is entitled "Distribution of Cycling-Induced Saddle
Stresses." The purpose was to determine the force distribution on 3
different bicycle saddle shapes. I am currently unemployed and seeking a
biomechanics position west of the Mississippi River.
__________________________________________________ ____________________
Martha Jack, Ph.D.
E-mail: mjack@beta.tricity.wsu.eduBiomechanical Engineer
Voice: (509) 943-0043___o P.O. Box 776
FAX: (509) 943-4642 ___o_ \