Rediseño mecánico, montaje y caracterización metrológica de un sistema inercial de captura de movimientos para aplicaciones biomédicas

This document shows the development of a device for capturing the movement of 5 portable inertial sensors, with a control unit, which has two cards inside, an Arduino Cheild type card for wireless communication and a Chit kit data card to support the concepts of biomechanics and rehabilitation in th...

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Main Author:	Domínguez Morales, Carlos Leonardo
Other Authors:	Jaramillo Isaza, Sebastián
Format:	Trabajo de grado (Pregrado y/o Especialización)
Language:	spa
Published:	Universidad Antonio Nariño 2023
Subjects:	Marcha humana, sensores inerciales, sistema óptico, cinemática, impresión 3D, multiplexor, ergonomía 620.4 Human gait, inertial sensors, optical system, kinematics, 3D printing, multiplexer, ergonomics.
Online Access:	http://repositorio.uan.edu.co/handle/123456789/7391
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Summary:	This document shows the development of a device for capturing the movement of 5 portable inertial sensors, with a control unit, which has two cards inside, an Arduino Cheild type card for wireless communication and a Chit kit data card to support the concepts of biomechanics and rehabilitation in the study of human gait. For the development of the prototype, human gait concepts and capture protocols such as Davis, among others, were presented. With the theoretical information collected, an electronic machining was performed, taking into account a prototype already established in the rehabilitation laboratory. The design of casings to be printed by means of the 3D printing technique was carried out to make the device an ergonomic device, a material of high resistance to strong impacts was selected thinking about possible falls and to avoid breakages and affectations to the inertial sensors.