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CusToM Workshop

Examples and presentations used during the workshop of the 3rd December in Bruz at the M2S lab. The Workshop deals with the CusToM : a Matlab toolbox for musculoskeletal simulation library in Matlab. You can provide your own copy here on the link.

Reference : Muller, A., Pontonnier, C., Puchaud, P., Dumont, G., (2019). CusToM : a Matlab toolbox for musculoskeletal simulation, in review. Journal of Open Source Software.

License: License

Tutorials

Three first examples are based on a side-step motion. It is extracted from a database currently being developed for population characterization.

1. Kinematic Tutorial

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The objective of the tutorial is to compare kinematic results from anthropometric calibration and geometrical calibration. At the end of the tutorial, key concepts should be understood: rotation sequences, inverse kinematics, reconstruction error, convergence of geometrical calibration.

2. Muscle Forces Tutorial

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The objective of the second tutorial is to compare muscle force computation from two methods. At the end of the tutorial, key concepts should be understood: inverse dynamics, muscle activation model, cost functions.

3. Force Prediction Tutorial

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The objective of the third tutorial is to compare force computation from experimental measurments and force prediction algorithm. At the end of the tutorial, key concepts should be understood: contact points, contribution to dynamic equilibrium.

4. XSENS Tutorial

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The objective of the last tutorial is to compare kinematics results between two means: XSENS and Motion capture.

License

This Workshop is provided under: License.

Illustrations

All the Illustrations were made with GIBBON. You can find the reference below.

Moerman, (2018). GIBBON: The Geometry and Image-Based Bioengineering add-On. Journal of Open Source Software, 3(22), 506, https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.00506