Lecture

Spatio-temporal Gait Analysis: Measuring Systems

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Description

This lecture covers spatio-temporal gait analysis, focusing on measuring systems for speed and distance estimation using inertial and other sensors. Topics include double pendulum models, foot trajectory analysis, 3D gait analysis, and step width measurement techniques.

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