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The number of Finite Element Active Human Body Model (FE aHBM) applications for the design and test of vehicle safety systems is growing. Primarily they are used for simulations of the accident pre‐crash phase where the influence of occupants active movements is significant. Such models are capable of accounting for dynamic human behaviour and reflexes by incorporating bio‐inspired muscle controllers...
Skeletal muscle models are used to investigate motion and force generation in both biological and bioengineering research. Yet, they often lack a realistic representation of the muscle’s internal architecture which is primarily composed of muscle fibre bundles, known as fascicles. Recently, it has been shown that fascicles can be resolved with micro-computed tomography (µCT) following staining of...
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