Muscle constitutive model with actin-titin binding to simulate force enhancement

FEBio implementation of a muscle constitutive
model with actin-titin binding that demonstrates
force enhancement.
New followers: 1

2007BioE15 Bruns

Submit materials for class
Total followers: 79

SCONE: Open Source Software for Predictive Simulation

<img
src="https://scone.software/scone_window.png&
quot; alt="SCONE">SCONE is free and
open-source software for <b>predictive
simulation</b> of human and animal
motion. With SCONE, you can define and optimize
<b>neuromuscular controllers</b> to
optimally perform a specific task, according to
<b>high-level objectives</b> such as
walking speed and energy efficiency. Please
visit the <a
href="https://scone.software">SCONE
homepage</a> for more information, or check
<a
href="https://scone.software/doku.php?id=chan
ges">what's new</a> in the latest
version.
Forum posts last week: 3
Total followers: 34

Platform for Dynamic Simulation and Control of Movement based on OpenSim&MATLAB

This project overcomes neuromusculoskeletal
systems limitations of MATLAB®/Simulink® and
robust design & control limitations of OpenSim
through an interface between these two software
packages that combines relevant strengths of each
individual package.
Total followers: 73

OpenSim Moco

OpenSim Moco solves optimal control problems with
musculoskeletal models defined in OpenSim, using
direct collocation.
Forum posts last week: 14

Practical Annotation and Exchange of Virtual Anatomy

This site serves for dissemination of aeva and its
use cases. aeva is a free and open source software
for annotation and exchange of virtual anatomy.
The use cases drive design and testing of aeva
features and demonstrate various workflows that
rely on virtual anatomy.
Downloads last week: 52

Calibrated EMG-Informed Neuromusculoskeletal Modelling Toolbox (CEINMS)

Provides an easy to use toolbox, compatible with
OpenSim, for the estimation of the human lower
extremity muscle and joint dynamics.
Total followers: 41

Snorkel

Snorkel is an open-source system that generates
training data for information extraction systems,
also known as predictive systems.
Downloads last week: 203
Total downloads: 44,654

OpenMM

OpenMM includes everything one needs to run modern
molecular simulations. It is extremely flexible
with its custom functions, is open-source, and has
high performance, especially on recent GPUs.
Downloads last week: 2,339
Forum posts last week: 8
Total followers: 66
Total downloads: 811,633

Upper Extremity Dynamic Model

Provides the files associated with a dynamic model
of the upper limb for use in SIMM or OpenSim.
Total followers: 45
Total downloads: 9,892

The Musculoskeletal Atlas Project

Provides an easy-to-use application for
visualising imaging data, segmenting images,
creating geometric meshes, and exporting OpenSim
and FE models.
Total followers: 26
New followers: 1

Grand Challenge Competition to Predict In Vivo Knee Loads

Provide a comprehensive data set with associated
models that will enable researchers to validate
musculoskeletal model estimates of muscle and
joint contact forces in the knee.
New followers: 1
Total downloads: 27,482

Specimen-Specific Models of the Healthy Knee

Sophisticated, patient-specific, models of the
knee for research in rehabilitation, physical
therapy, orthopedic surgery, implant design, and
sports performance.
New followers: 1

SimVascular: Cardiovascular Modeling and Simulation

Provides a platform for patient-specific
cardiovascular modeling and simulation.
Downloads last week: 189
Forum posts last week: 5
Total followers: 78
Total downloads: 47,964

Closed loop simulation of a human-exoskeleton and kinetic and kinematic modeling

This project attempts to tackle some of the
challenges in developing an exoskeleton device
using simulation methods. in this project, the
closed loop simulation of a human exoskeleton is
performed .In this study, a simulation-based
method is presented for the designing and analysis
of the parameters of an exoskeleton and its
wearer’s kinetics and kinematics. Model-based
design software, including OpenSim and Inventor,
and mathematical software, such as MATLAB, are
integrated. This method can assist in the
modification of exoskeleton devices and allow
physiologists, and physical therapists to
generate new solutions for rehabilitation programs
using exoskeletons.
Downloads last week: 334