ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2024
Novel Cost-Effective and Portable Three-Dimensional Force Measurement System for Biomechanical Analysis: A Reliability and Validity Study.
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Abstract
The application of dynamic data in biomechanics is crucial; traditional laboratory-level force measurement systems are precise, but they are costly and limited to fixed environments. To address these limitations, empirical evidence supports the widespread adoption of portable force-measuring platforms, with recommendations for their ongoing development and enhancement. Taiyuan University of Technology has collaborated with KunWei Sports Technology Co., Ltd. to develop a portable 3D force measurement system. To validate the reliability of this equipment, 15 male collegiate students were randomly selected to perform four distinct movements: walking, running, CMJ, and side-cutting. The Bertec system served as a reference device alongside the KunWei system to collect the kinetic characteristics of the test movements. The consistency and fitting quality between the two devices were evaluated through
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