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Steve Collins @stevecollins.bsky.social Patrick Slade U.S. Air Force U.S. Army Vanderbilt University Mayo Clinic 👉🏽 The impact on people's lives. That's why I'm vocal and passionate about #biomechanics, #exoskeletons, disability tech, and #SciComm: If we as a field/community/society can get this wearable tech right, exos will be life-changing for millions. 🔥💪🏽🚀 Full stop. #ExoForAll

The paper belonging to this video: youtu.be/LvnwWk9Q4DA has now been published :). It is the first paper of Lieke van Iersel and Mayra Hos! Split-belt versus single belt treadmill featuring LesSchuh you can now read it here: doi.org/10.1016/j.jbio… #one_tweet_a_day

Published today! 🚨 This is the first empirical study to observe humans penalizing metabolic cost to protect a different, clearly defined neuromuscular objective—avoiding high (fatiguing) muscle activations. w/ Jonas Rubenson, Joe Cusumano & @ahierony. royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs…

Interested in being on the forefront of robotics research? Come join the Science #Robotics team as our new Associate Editor. Deadline is 13 November 2022. Learn more and apply: scim.ag/kv

Some context for authors submitting papers on new devices or algorithms to Science Robotics science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

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🚨Utah is hiring! We're looking for faculty interested in biomechanics with a focus on the intersection of wearables, musculoskeletal modeling, and ergonomics. Review begins Dec 1! utah.peopleadmin.com/postings/140327

I love the discussion of ways to reform the research granting system outlined in this editorial by Arturo Casadevall. It also does an excellent job of highlighting the serious flaws with our current approach. They key paragraph: journals.asm.org/doi/full/10.11…

How do different types of movement affect perception of sensory torque feedback provided at the wrist? Excited that my last PhD manuscript with Steve Collins @stevecollins.bsky.social and A Okamura is now published in Transactions on Haptics! ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/99410…

3D multi-object tracking is a challenging problem, because it requires effective data association, track lifecycle management, false-positive elimination, and false-negative propagation. To address all 4 of these problems, we propose ShaSTA! 🧵 1/5 sites.google.com/view/shasta-3d…

Modulating ankle exoskeleton torque in response to fore-aft disturbances in center of mass movement can aid in recovery from perturbations. So cool! Maarten Afschrift, Friedl De Groote and team in preprint: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Thrilled to share our Science paper: Mechanical nanolattices printed using nanocluster-based photoresists Science Magazine Charles Jason Zeman IV Stanford Engineering science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Tired of tuning your neural network optimizer? Wish there was an optimizer that just worked? We’re excited to release VeLO 🚲, the first hyperparameter-free learned optimizer that outperforms hand-designed optimizers on real-world problems: velo-code.github.io 🧵

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A new material for 3D printing at the nanoscale—one that is able to absorb twice as much energy than other 3D-printed materials of a comparable density—has been developed by Wendy Gu. engineering.stanford.edu/magazine/new-n…

One of the ways we've been trying to reach more students through making@stanford is in one-unit courses that appeal to non-engineers. Here's a fun head-fake course: The Pendant (or maybe: Investment Casting...) youtube.com/watch?v=mrEZzX…

Nailed it. Great job from pluesss Pascal Schütz and Albert Planta to get the full tracking dual-plane fluoroscopy system up and running Laboratory for Movement Biomechanics, ETH Zürich ETH Zurich Straight after this, it was packed in a box and prepared for our lab move ... !

Let’s try this again ;-) Stephen Collins.bsky.social

All the cool biomechanics people are on 'Sky now ;-) Hope to see you there soon! bsky.app/profile/stevec…