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Research
Latest papers
A high sample rate, wireless instrumented wheel for measuring 3D pushrim kinetics of a racing wheelchair.
Medical engineering & physics · 2021 · senior author
Frame loads accuracy assessment of semianalytical multibody dynamic simulation methods of a recreational vehicle.
Multibody system dynamics · 2020 · senior author
Single-trial estimation of quasi-static EMG-to-joint-mechanical-impedance relationship over a range of joint torques.
Journal of electromyography and kinesiology : official journal of the International Society of Electrophysiological Kinesiology · 2019
Latest funding
- $340,880
Conception de surfaces de supports à l'aide d'outils de modélisation
NSERC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $25,000
CT/MRI Spine fusion simulator platform
NSERC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $624,782
Biomechanics and performance of slip resistant soles for personal and work footwear
NSERC · 2021 · Co-investigator
5 publications.
A high sample rate, wireless instrumented wheel for measuring 3D pushrim kinetics of a racing wheelchair.
Chénier F, Pelland-Leblanc JP, Parrinello A, Marquis E, Rancourt D
Frame loads accuracy assessment of semianalytical multibody dynamic simulation methods of a recreational vehicle.
Joubert N, Boisvert M, Blanchette C, St-Amant Y, Desrochers A, Rancourt D
Single-trial estimation of quasi-static EMG-to-joint-mechanical-impedance relationship over a range of joint torques.
Dai C, Martel S, Martel F, Rancourt D, Clancy EA
A sit-ski design aimed at controlling centre of mass and inertia.
Langelier E, Martel S, Millot A, Lessard JL, Smeesters C, Rancourt D
The biomechanics of force production.
Rancourt D, Hogan N
Conception de surfaces de supports à l'aide d'outils de modélisation
Principal investigators: Rancourt, Denis D
Keywords: caractérisation mécanique; durabilité; élastomère; évaluation clinique; fiabilité; lésions de pression; matelas réducteurs de pression; modélisation; optimisation topométrique; surfaces de support
CT/MRI Spine fusion simulator platform
Principal investigators: Rancourt, Denis D
Keywords: 3D modelling; Biomechanics; Blender; CT Scan; Image segmentation; Low back pain; MRI; Spine anatomy; Spine movement simulator; Surface Nets
Biomechanics and performance of slip resistant soles for personal and work footwear
Principal investigators: Smeesters, Cécile C
Keywords: balance recovery; biomechanics; engineering design; ergonomics; falls; footwear; friction; locomotion; prevention of injury; slip
Caméra infrarouge haute vitesse pour des recherches en génie mécanique, génie civil et génie du bâtiment
Principal investigators: Berry, Alain
Détermination des différents modes de propulsion à la course à pied
Principal investigators: Rancourt, Denis
Keywords: Anthropométrie; Biomécanique; Course à pied; Dynamique; Expérimentation terrain; Identification de systèmes; Impulsion; Instrumentation; Optimisation; Performance
Caméras haute vitesse avec logiciel de contraste interférentiel différentiel
Principal investigators: Rancourt, Denis
Conception d'un prototype de tendeur pour pellicule flexible d'emballeuse
Principal investigators: Rancourt, Denis
ATLAS: Programme d'allégement structural par l'utilisation des alliages d'aluminium appliqués aux châssis de véhicules récréatifs
Principal investigators: Desrochers, Alain
Conception de technologies de matelas personnalisés
Principal investigators: Rancourt, Denis
Conception d'un prototype de simulateur de melée pour rugby
Principal investigators: Rancourt, Denis
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Alain Desrochers and Denis Rancourt: 1 shared paper
- Eve Langelier and Denis Rancourt: 1 shared paper
- Génie mécanique
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