CONFERENCE--BIOMECHANICS AND NEURAL CONTROL OF MOVEMEN

生物力学与神经工程基础会议 行动控制大会将于1991年7月26日至31日在中国基督教青年会举行。 Ozarks，Potosi，MO，并将就与Set相关的主题运动发表讲话 和姿势。这是自1967年以来的一系列两年一次(或 三年期)会议，其总体意图是提高 工程科学家和生命科学家之间的互动，互惠互利 两者都是。例如，越来越多的证据表明， 对物理系统中运动控制的研究得益于 对防治问题的动物解决方案的思考 有动静。同样，对这种动物解决方案的分析也受益于 从物理系统分析的严谨性特征出发。如中所示 历届大会，会议将汇聚一堂，近乎平分秋色 生命科学家和物理学家的混合体，从看起来如此多样化的 背景：解剖学、生物力学、临床神经生理学、控制学 理论、电气工程、运动学、假肢学、机械学 工程学、神经科学、机器人学和生理学。波托西家族 (以前称为Henniker)会议为 将很少能聚集在一起的调查人员聚集在一起进行类似的 在其他场所进行智力交流，其他场所也不像 有利于互动和后续合作。这是众所周知的 这些会议对研究产生了重大的国际影响 和运动研究方面的训练，在动物界和 物理系统的世界。 第八届会议注意到人们日益认识到 高级移动命令不需要具有一对一的关系 并将命令发送给执行器。后者受到了显著的影响 设置(即，低电平控制模块对高电平的灵敏度)。 级别命令和反馈)和“姿势”(即初始力和 网段的配置)。因此，本次会议将审查 运动研究不能割裂的命题，因为它 往往已经过去了，从架子和姿势的影响来看，是否 在活的有机体或机器人中。

The Engineering Foundation conference on Biomechanics and the Neural Control of Movement will be held on July 26-31, 1991, at the YMCA of the Ozarks, Potosi, MO, and will address the theme Movement in Relation to set and Posture. This is the eighth in a series (since 1967) of biennial (or triennial) conferences whose overall intent is to increase the level of interaction between engineering- and life scientists to the mutual benefit of both. For example, there is progressively increasing evidence that the study of the control of movement in physical systems is benefitted by consideration of animal solutions to the problems of the control of movement. Similarly, the analysis of such animal solutions has benefitted from the rigor characteristic of the analysis of physical systems. As in all previous conferences, the meeting will bring together a near-equal mixture of life- and physical- scientists, from such seemingly diverse backgrounds as anatomy, biomechanics, clinical neurophysiology, control theory, electrical engineering, kinesiology, limb prosthetics, mechanical engineering, neuroscience, robotics, and physiology. The Potosi (previously called Henniker) conferences provide a unique forum for bringing together investigators who can seldom assemble for analogous intellectual exchange in other venues, nor are the other venues as conducive for interaction and subsequent collaboration. It is well known that these conferences have had a major international impact on research and training in the study of movement, both in the animal kingdom and the world of physical systems. The eighth conference takes cognizance of the growing recognition that high-level commands for movement need not have a one-to-one relationship with the commands to the actuators. The latter are influenced remarkably by the "set" (i.e., the sensitivity of low-level control modules to high- level commands and to feedback) and "posture" (i.e., initial forces and configuration of the segments). Thus, this conference will examine the proposition that the study of movement can not be disassociated, as it often has been in the past, from the influence of set and posture, whether in living organisms or in robots.