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Research
Latest papers
Automatic muscle impedance and nerve analyzer (AMINA) as a novel approach for classifying bioimpedance signals in intraoperative pelvic neuromonitoring.
Scientific reports · 2024
Potential mechanisms for lumbar spinal stiffness change following spinal manipulative therapy: a scoping review.
Chiropractic & manual therapies · 2020
Latest funding
- $4,000,000
Co-designing a Smartwear Revolution: Augmenting Mobility, Independence, and Ability through Transformative Clothing Technology
SSHRC · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $4,000,000
RE-MOVE: Restoring movement, removing barriers
SSHRC · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $184,000
Novel Approaches for Modeling, Mapping, and Restoring Human Trunk Neuromechanics
NSERC · 2021 · Principal investigator
2 publications.
Automatic muscle impedance and nerve analyzer (AMINA) as a novel approach for classifying bioimpedance signals in intraoperative pelvic neuromonitoring.
Schuler R, Langer A, Marquardt C, Kalev G, Meisinger M, Bandura J, Schiedeck T, Goos M, Vette A, Konschake M
Potential mechanisms for lumbar spinal stiffness change following spinal manipulative therapy: a scoping review.
Jun P, Pagé I, Vette A, Kawchuk G
Co-designing a Smartwear Revolution: Augmenting Mobility, Independence, and Ability through Transformative Clothing Technology
Principal investigators: Mushahwar, Vivian
RE-MOVE: Restoring movement, removing barriers
Principal investigators: Iorio-Morin, Christian
Novel Approaches for Modeling, Mapping, and Restoring Human Trunk Neuromechanics
Principal investigators: Vette, Albert
Keywords: human trunk; upper limb function; dynamic modeling; kinematic modeling; anthropometrics; postural control; transcutaneous spine stimulation; motion capture; electromyography; biosignal processing
An interdisciplinary training program for sensory-motor adaptive rehabilitation technologies (SMART)
Principal investigators: Hebert, Jacqueline JS
Keywords: adaptive devices; artificial intelligence; behavioural assessment; biomechanics; human factors; human machine interaction; neuroscience; rapid prototyping; rehabilitation devices; robotics
Novel Approaches for Modeling, Mapping, and Restoring Human Trunk Neuromechanics
Principal investigators: Vette, Albert
Lower-limb exoskeleton with functional electrical stimulation for developing hybrid control strategies for walking and balance
Principal investigators: TavakoliAfshari, SeyedMahdi
A Real-Time System for Triggering Muscle Stimulation Based on Electromyography Measurements
Principal investigators: Vette, Albert
In-field human motion monitoring for biomedical, ergonomics, and sports applications
Principal investigators: Rouhani, Hossein
Application of MEMS motion sensors and data analytics solutions to the development of instrumented clinical tests
Principal investigators: Vette, Albert
Mechanisms of Stochastic Resonance in Human Postural Control
Principal investigators: Vette, Albert
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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