Abstract: Determining how the human nervous system contends with neuro-motor noise is vital to understanding how humans achieve accurate goal-directed movements. Experimentally, people learning skilled tasks ...

Abstract: Falls that occur during walking are a significant health problem. One of the greatest impediments to solve this problem is that there is no single obviously “correct” way to quantify walking ...

Abstract: Currently there is no commonly accepted way to define, much less quantify, locomotor stability. In engineering, “orbital stability” is defined using Floquet multipliers that quantify how purely ...

Abstract: The ability to identify physiologic fatigue and related changes in kinematics can provide an important tool for diagnosing fatigue-related injuries. This study examined an exhaustive cycling task ...

Abstract: Tracking or predicting physiological fatigue is important for developing more robust training protocols and better energy supplements and/or reducing muscle injuries. Current methodologies are usually ...