Tweet
Delsys Workshop at ISEK 2016 (July 5, 2016)
Quality of Movement Measurement: Rethinking Research in the Era of Wearable Sensors
When July 5 @ 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm
Where Hyatt Regency, 151 East Wacker Drive, Chicago, IL 60601 United States
The workshop led by P. Contessa, Ph.D and J. Kline, Ph.D will focus on Quality of Movement Measurement (QMM), scientific instruments in use today, and why and how they are relevant to Movement Measurement Research.
The workshop will open with a brief introduction on research-grade instruments and factors a researcher should consider.
Expert speakers J. Richards, Ph.D (University of Central Lancashire) and J. DeFreitas, Ph.D. (Oklahoma State University) will present scientific data using the Trigno™ IM (EMG and IMU) sensor and dEMG system in research and clinical applications, with a focus on their role in constructing intervention strategies vital to QMM.
Who should attend? Researchers that are interested in using research instruments to: 1) Look behind the traditional skeletal models, and 2) Look beyond the utility of sEMG signals to define new neuromuscular measurements in assessment and intervention strategies.
Workshop Schedule (see flyer here)
Research and Realities in the Era of Wearable Sensors. Presenter: Dr. Joshua C. Kline, Lead Research Engineer, Delsys Inc (USA)
Trigno IM™ (EMG and IMU) Sensors: Looking at the data behind the skeletal models and their clinical/practical application. Presenter: Dr. Jim Richards, Professor of Biomechanics, Research Lead for the Allied Health Research unit, University of Central Lancashire, UK
dEMG System: Expanding the assessment of muscle morphology. Presenter: Dr. Jason M. DeFreitas, Oklahoma State University (USA)
Please visit the Delsys website or contact us at delsys@delsys.com for additional details.
Thank you,
The Delsys Team
Quality of Movement Measurement: Rethinking Research in the Era of Wearable Sensors
When July 5 @ 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm
Where Hyatt Regency, 151 East Wacker Drive, Chicago, IL 60601 United States
The workshop led by P. Contessa, Ph.D and J. Kline, Ph.D will focus on Quality of Movement Measurement (QMM), scientific instruments in use today, and why and how they are relevant to Movement Measurement Research.
The workshop will open with a brief introduction on research-grade instruments and factors a researcher should consider.
Expert speakers J. Richards, Ph.D (University of Central Lancashire) and J. DeFreitas, Ph.D. (Oklahoma State University) will present scientific data using the Trigno™ IM (EMG and IMU) sensor and dEMG system in research and clinical applications, with a focus on their role in constructing intervention strategies vital to QMM.
Who should attend? Researchers that are interested in using research instruments to: 1) Look behind the traditional skeletal models, and 2) Look beyond the utility of sEMG signals to define new neuromuscular measurements in assessment and intervention strategies.
Workshop Schedule (see flyer here)
Research and Realities in the Era of Wearable Sensors. Presenter: Dr. Joshua C. Kline, Lead Research Engineer, Delsys Inc (USA)
Trigno IM™ (EMG and IMU) Sensors: Looking at the data behind the skeletal models and their clinical/practical application. Presenter: Dr. Jim Richards, Professor of Biomechanics, Research Lead for the Allied Health Research unit, University of Central Lancashire, UK
dEMG System: Expanding the assessment of muscle morphology. Presenter: Dr. Jason M. DeFreitas, Oklahoma State University (USA)
Please visit the Delsys website or contact us at delsys@delsys.com for additional details.
Thank you,
The Delsys Team