Optimization of jumping motions considering approach run and prosthesis foot for long jump competition in lower extremity amputees

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The purpose of this study is to maximize the performance of long jump in lower extremity amputees using computer simulation. A two-dimensional human body-prosthesis model was constructed, and the jump motion including approach run and prosthesis foot were optimized using genetic algorithm to maximize the performance. As a result, the optimized jumping motion including the approach run and prosthesis foot was obtained, which was enabled to exceed the personal best record of a target player.
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UCB1404
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