This course, being co-taught by C-STAR and our partner Restore Center at Stanford, will explore basic principles of using wearable sensors to effectively measure biometrics such as muscle health, movement, and vital signs in a rehabilitation population. First, we will review how common wearable sensors work and what they measure. Next, we will explore 3 research/clinical applications where wearable sensors were actively employed using IMU or EMG features. Finally, participants will have the opportunity to discuss potential approaches to using wearable devices to answer their own clinical or research questions with course faculty and participants. The course runs from October 26-27, 2021, and is eligible for CME credit.
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Webinar: A Hands-on Guide to the NMSM Pipeline for Treatment Design
Details This event has passed. View the recorded talk and additional resources below. Abstract Designing optimal orthopedic surgery, physical rehabilitation, and neurorehabilitation interventions using “digital twins” of individual patients is an important goal of neuromusculoskeletal modeling. The Read more…
