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STABIL - a System to advance Technology and Assessment of Balance, Impact, and Loading

STABIL - a System to advance Technology and Assessment of Balance, Impact, and Loading
STABIL - 一个先进的平衡、影响和负载技术和评估系统
批准号:
472490-2015
负责人:
Laing, Andrew
金额:
$10.93万
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依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Research Tools and Instruments - Category 1 (<$150,000)
财政年份:
2014
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2014-01-01 至 2015-12-31

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中文摘要
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目前的建议是要求一个强大的机械扰动系统,以提供精确控制的动态刺激,以支持一组研究人员共同关注与人体稳定性,肌肉骨骼负荷和流动性相关的基础研究。该基础设施被称为STABIL(平衡、冲击和载荷的技术和评估系统),包括三个一般元件,包括由线性电机驱动的动态扰动平台、安装在平台上的测力板系统和适当的安全设备。STABIL将提供独特和必要的方法来推进13个NSERC资助的科学家在三个互补的研究主题的研究计划。在“平衡和移动性”的主题下,STABIL将对推进对全身平衡和移动性的神经机械控制的基本理解至关重要,包括专注于机器人技术和双足运动的建模。关于“冲击和加载生物力学”的主题,STABIL将支持新的研究,提高我们对冲击生物力学的基本理解,以及对机械干扰的节段和关节稳定性的控制。最后,STABIL将成为“传感器和辅助技术”主题的组成部分,该主题将开发和评估新的传感器(可穿戴和固定)和辅助技术,以评估/影响全身运动的动力学和运动学。除了支持世界级的研究,稳定将提供新的培训机会,通过支持一个研究环境,其中HQP与工程背景的工作与生命科学的受训者在学科综合团队。总的来说,这种动态扰动系统的可用性,沿着我们目前可用的测量技术(EEG,EMG,眼动仪,运动分析),将支持国家的科学研究计划,并为来自不同学科的所有级别的HQP提供独特的培训机会。
英文摘要
The current proposal is a request for a robust mechanical perturbation system to provide precisely controlled dynamic stimuli to support a group of researchers with a shared focus on fundamental research linked to human stability, musculoskeletal loading, and mobility. The infrastructure, referred to as STABIL (System to advance Technology and Assessment of Balance, Impact and Loading), comprises three general elements including a dynamic perturbation platform driven by linear motors, a system of force plates mounted to the platform, and appropriate safety equipment. STABIL will afford unique and essential methods to advance the research programs of 13 NSERC-funded scientists in three complementary research themes. Under the theme of 'Balance and Mobility', STABIL will be critical for advancing fundamental understanding of neuromechanical control of whole body balance and mobility including a focus on robotics and modeling of bipedal movement. Regarding the theme of 'Impact and Loading Biomechanics', STABIL will support novel research that enhances our basic understanding of impact biomechanics and control of segment and joint stability in response to mechanical disturbances. Finally, STABIL will be an integral element of the 'Sensor and Assistive Technologies' theme which will develop and evaluate new sensors (wearable and fixed) and assistive technologies to assess/influence kinetics and kinematics of whole body movement. In addition to supporting world-class research, STABIL would afford novel training opportunities by supporting a research environment where HQP with engineering backgrounds work in concert with life sciences trainees within discipline-integrated teams. Collectively, the availability of this dynamic perturbation system, along with our currently available measurement technologies (EEG, EMG, eye-tracker, motion analysis), will support state-of-the-science research programs and provide unique training opportunities for all levels of HQP from different disciplines.
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