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The accurate estimation of activation forces remains a significant challenge in the field of injury prediction and simulation in sports. Precision in the field of biomechanical simulation has been improved through the use of medical data such as Computed Tomography (CT) and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). These have the added benefit of providing simulation that is patient-specific. As a developing...
Skeletal loading can be estimated using several approaches. The most common approach is based on utilizing mechanical principles and ground reaction forces as predictors for skeletal loading. This method can be considered as a relatively simple approach since it cannot account for muscle forces. Flexible multibody approach allows forestimating skeletal loading and strains within the bones; once bone...
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