Introduces gait analysis, its objectives, methods, and importance in diagnosing diseases and measuring functional performance.
Explores the significance of calibration in gait kinematics using optical systems and inertial sensors for precise alignment.
Covers the analysis of segment pose in gait kinematics and provides examples of shank orientation and angle.
Compares lab-based measurement systems with body-worn sensors for daily life monitoring, discussing their advantages and limitations.
Discusses the application of kinetics to the ankle joint and post-surgery gait analysis.
