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Identification of muscle fatigue using surface electromyogram (SEMG) has always been both desirable and difficult for the engineering and medical community. Changes in SEMG are already established by authors when fatigue occurs as a result of short duration, supramaximal dynamic contraction. But most of the contractions that we have during a days work are not supramaximal and short duration, they...
Detection, quantification and analysis of muscle fatigue is crucial in occupational/rehabilitation and sporting settings. Sports organizations such as Australian Institute of Sports (AIS) currently monitor fatigue by a battery of tests including invasive techniques that require taking blood samples and/or muscle biopsies, the latter of which is highly invasive, painful, time consuming and expensive...
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