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The Scalenes, the Dynamic Duo +1
The Scalenes are an important neck muscle comprised of three parts, the anterior, the middle, and the posterior. The anterior and the middle will be the subject of this post because the posterior is m… more →
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Trapezoidal vs Sinusoidal Brushless Servo Amplifiers
wrote 12 hours ago: Originally posted on June 30th, 2011 by John Hayes at Galil Motion Control Galil AMP-43540 Sinusoida … more →
Just Never Enough
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wrote 2 days ago: I am worried. I’m worried most days really. Sometimes about something specific and sometimes j … more →
Sin/Cos Encoders and Sinusoidal Drives help Galil Controllers Achieve Ultra-Precise Motion
wrote 5 days ago: Introduction The use of linear motors for precision motion applications has increased as technology … more →
Causes and Treatment of Poor Fine Motor Control
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wrote 1 week ago: Just what causes poor fine motor control in children? A better understanding will allow you to addre … more →
Introduction to all aspects of human movement
wrote 1 week ago: This updated edition introduces readers to key concepts concerning the anatomical, mechanical, physi … more →
Galil DMC-40×0 Accelera Series Now Available with 2 Ethernet Ports
wrote 3 weeks ago: Galil has just released the latest model in the DMC-40×0 Accelera Motion Controller Series. There is … more →
Physiotherapy Treatment of Lumbar Pain - Research Evidence
wrote 3 weeks ago: Another Research Evidence post. This time in regards to Physiotherapy/Physical Therapy Treatment of … more →
Chapter 2. PLATO Goggles
wrote 1 month ago: Disillusionment: The Goggles will not make you look cool. The PLATO goggles are developed by Translu … more →
Chapter 1. Materials & Specifics
wrote 1 month ago: In a brief session, I will outline all the aspects of the newfound laboratory, from the general appr … more →
Inverse kinematics of 3-link arm with constrained minimization in Python
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wrote 1 month ago: Inverse kinematics is a common topic in robotics control; one that most anyone working with a roboti … more →
The Prompt Institute
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wrote 1 month ago: What is Prompt? PROMPT’s multidimensional approach to speech production disorders has come to … more →
Ian Waterman - The Man Who Lost His Body
wrote 1 month ago: A case study of Ian Waterman a patient with Sensory Neuronopathy Syndrome. The loss of touch and pro … more →
Pain, The Brain and Motor Control
wrote 1 month ago: I find this topic quite heavy going for my Brain! But I think that it is an important area of growth … more →
New Servo Indexing Capabilities in latest release of DriveWare®7 Software
wrote 1 month ago: DriveWare® 7 Release DriveWare® 7 Software Advanced Motion Control’s of Camarillo, CA are exci … more →
Movement Research Workshop notes: 4/3/13
wrote 1 month ago: Hello Everyone! Iʻd like to share the form the first Alexander Technique workshop in April took: Fir … more →
Working your abs or your abs working you?
wrote 1 month ago: Transverse abs and Diaphragm facilitation For many of us washboard abs seem unattainable. For those … more →
Reduce Manufacturing Costs by Cycle Time Effects
wrote 1 month ago: The key to reducing production costs is found in Cycle Time effects. You may be able to further red … more →
FUNctional Friday!
wrote 2 months ago: TGIFF fellow FitNerdz.. FUNctional Friday that is! Hope this week has been as inspiring and fulfilli … more →
Cervical Radipulopathy and PT, Genes Increasing your Risk of Tendon Injury, Low Back Pain Muscle Activation, Obesity and LBP, Hypermobility, Soft Tissue and Manipulation for Ankle Sprains, Manipulations and the Hemodynamic Response, Clam Exercise, Motor Control for LBP
wrote 2 months ago: Typical Physical Therapy shows Short-Term Improvement in Cervical Radiculopathy: Thoomes (2013) did … more →
