Organization profile

Organisation profile

Musculoskeletal modelling in the AnyBody Research Group.

The group's activities are rooted in a deep competence in computational mechanics applied to biological systems. The work is centred on developing methods for musculoskeletal modelling, which has led to the development of the AnyBody Modeling System and its associated repository of musculoskeletal models. In addition, the group works with solid mechanics problems in hard and soft tissues. The group has close links to the Department of Health Science and Technology.

Typical applications of the group's work are within health science, sports, rehabilitation, product design and ergonomics, and examples are planning of orthopaedic surgery, prevention of pressure ulcers, design of badminton rackets, analysis of movement techniques in football kicking, design of wheelchairs, analysis of fatigue in car drivers and design of work places.

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Muscle Engineering & Materials Science

Knee Medicine & Life Sciences

Biomechanical Phenomena Medicine & Life Sciences

Muscles Medicine & Life Sciences

Gait Medicine & Life Sciences

Knee Joint Medicine & Life Sciences

Joints Medicine & Life Sciences

Walking Medicine & Life Sciences

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Profiles

Michael Skipper Andersen

The Faculty of Engineering and Science - Associate Professor
Department of Materials and Production - Associate Professor
Physics and Mechanics - Associate Professor
Biomechanics - Associate Professor

Person: VIP

Miguel Nobre Castro

mnc@mp.aau.dk

The Faculty of Engineering and Science - PhD Student
Department of Materials and Production - PhD Student
Physics and Mechanics - PhD Student
Biomechanics - PhD Student

Person: External

Christian Gammelgaard Olesen

The Faculty of Engineering and Science - Part-time Lecturer
Department of Materials and Production - Part-time Lecturer
Physics and Mechanics - Part-time Lecturer
Biomechanics - Assistant Professor, Part-time Lecturer

Person: VIP

Projects 1998 2019

12 Finished
24 Active

Mekanisk modellering af rygsøjlen / Mechanical modeling of the spine

Damsgaard, M., Rasmussen, J. & de Zee, M.

19/05/2010 → …

Project: Research

Topology Optimization with respect to Visual Expression

Rasmussen, J., Olhoff, N. & Fynbo, J.

19/05/2010 → …

Project: Research

Development of a tricycle for paraplegics

Damsgaard, M. & Rasmussen, J.

19/05/2010 → …

Project: Research

Research Output 1989 2019

2 Citations (Scopus)

Accuracy between optical and inertial motion capture systems for assessing trunk speed during preferred gait and transition periods

Fleron, M. K., Ubbesen, N. C. H., Battistella, F., Dejtiar, D. L. & Oliveira, A. S. C., 2019, In : Sports Biomechanics. 18, 4, p. 366-377 12 p.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Journal article › Research › peer-review

Optical Devices

Gait

Walking

Biomechanical Phenomena

Walking Speed

3 Citations (Scopus)

463 Downloads (Pure)

A compact 3-DOF shoulder mechanism constructed with scissors linkages for exoskeleton applications

Castro, M. N., Rasmussen, J., Andersen, M. S. & Bai, S., 2019, In : Mechanism and Machine Theory. 132, p. 264-278

Research output: Contribution to journal › Journal article › Research › peer-review

Open Access

File

Kinematics

1 Citation (Scopus)

105 Downloads (Pure)

A modification on velocity terms of Reynolds equation in a spherical coordinate system

Renani, E. A. & Andersen, M. S., 1 Mar 2019, In : Tribology International. 131, p. 15-23 9 p.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Journal article › Research › peer-review

Reynolds equation

spherical coordinates

fluid pressure

Fluids

film thickness

Prizes

Wearable Robotics Association's 2018 Innovation Challenge Grand Prize Winner (WearRAcon18)

Miguel Nobre Castro (Recipient), John Rasmussen (Recipient), Michael Skipper Andersen (Recipient) & Shaoping Bai (Recipient), 22 Mar 2018

Prize: Research, education and innovation prizes

Robotics

Equipment and Supplies

Mimics Innovation Award - Second Prize EMEA Region

Kimmo Halonen (Recipient), Christine Mary Dzialo (Recipient), Marco Mannisi (Recipient), Mikko Venäläinen (Recipient), Mark de Zee (Recipient) & Michael Skipper Andersen (Recipient), 2018

Prize: Research, education and innovation prizes

Winner of Fifth Grand Challenge Competition to Predict In Vivo Knee Loads

Michael Skipper Andersen (Recipient), Marco Marra (Recipient), Valentine Vanheule (Recipient), René Fluit (Recipient), Nico Verdonschot (Recipient) & John Rasmussen (Recipient), 2014

Prize: Other prizes