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测试时间和传感器位置对使用车身加速度计推导的站立平衡参数可靠性的影响

Vahid Abdollah1,2, Alireza Noamani1, John Ralston3

  • 1Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada.

Biomedical engineering online
|January 3, 2024
PubMed
概括

使用可穿戴传感器进行可靠的站立平衡测量需要特定的测试时间和传感器位置. 头部或胸骨传感器在120秒内提供可靠的数据,但十字骨传感器可能需要更长的测试,特别是闭眼时.

关键词:
加速度计的速度计.IMU的位置 IMU的位置惯性可穿戴传感器 惯性可穿戴传感器常态余额 常态余额 常态余额测试时间 测试时间

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