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Quantifying performance and effects of load carriage during a challenging balancing task using an array of wireless inertial sensors
Highlights • Performance during functional balance tests is quantified using wireless IMUs. • With load, beam traverse time increases and subjects adopt more cautious gait. • Double support time and stride duration increase with load. • Torso lateral flexion and lateral acceleration of the sacrum de...
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