NSF Industry/University Cooperative Research Centers for Intelligent Biomedical Devices and Musculoskeletal Systems (IBDMS)

为了能够设计和制造模仿人类概念的植入物，提高对人体肌肉骨骼系统的理解是一个重要的需求。利用计算机、工程分析、模拟和工程设计技术进行研究可以促进健康，对植入物的康复和制造很有价值。科罗拉多矿业学院与Rose肌肉骨骼研究实验室和科罗拉多大学医学院合作，于1997年2月27日和28日举行了一次工业/大学计划会议，以确定组建一个工业/大学肌肉骨骼系统分析合作研究中心的经济可行性。作为计划会议（NSF Grant EEC-9616415）的结果，该中心已经从工业界和其他来源筹集了大约100万美元。I/UCRC的研究议程包括关节运动学研究，重点是膝关节，项目包括“基于图像的传感”、“便携式传感系统”、“建模与仿真”和“先进生物材料”。

ABSTRACT EEC-9807293 KOMISTEK An important need exists to improve the understanding of the musculoskeletal system of the human body to be able to design and manufacture implants that mimic human notions. Research with computers, engineering analysis, and simulation and engineering design techniques could contribute to better health and be valuable to rehabilitation and manufactures of implants. The Colorado School of Mines in collaboration with the Rose Musculoskeletal Research Laboratory and the University of Colorado's Medical School held an industry/university planning meeting on February 27 and 28, 1997 to determine the economic viability of forming an Industry/University Cooperative Research Center for Musculoskeletal System Analysis. As a result of the planning meeting (NSF Grant EEC-9616415), the Center has raised approximately $1M from industry and other sources. The I/UCRC research agenda included the study of kinematics of joints, concentrating on the knee with projects on "Image-Based Sensing", Portable Sensing Systems", "Modeling and Simulation" and "Advanced Biomaterials."