Upper Extremity Dynamic Model

Provides the files associated with a dynamic model
of the upper limb for use in SIMM or OpenSim.
Total followers: 30
Total downloads: 4,385

Thoracolumbar spine and rib cage model in OpenSim

The aim of this project is to provide detailed and
well-validated musculoskeletal models of the
thoracolumbar spine and rib cage, particularly for
investigators with an interest studying
musculoskeletal loading in the trunk.
Total followers: 21
New followers: 1

SCONE: Open Source Software for Predictive Simulation of Biological Motion

SCONE is open source software for predictive
simulation of biological motion. It optimizes
muscle excitation patterns and motion trajectories
according to high-level objectives, such as
walking speed and energy efficiency. Visit the
SCONE
homepage for more information, or check href="https://scone.software/doku.php?id=changes">
what's new in the latest version.
Forum posts last week: 8
Total followers: 21

Open Knee(s): Virtual Biomechanical Representations of the Knee Joint

Overall purposes of the project are: 1) To
provide free access to three-dimensional finite
element representations of the knee joint 2)
Open development of knee models for collaborative
testing and use
Downloads last week: 228
Forum posts last week: 3
Total followers: 38
New followers: 1
Total downloads: 46,193

Lifting Full-Body Model

The existing full-body-lumbar-spine (FBLS) model
was adapted and validated for lifting motions to
produce the lifting full-body (LFB) model to
estimate spinal loads during lifting. The model
was validated through comparisons with
experimental electromyogr
New followers: 1

OpenMM Zephyr

OpenMM Zephyr provides a visual application for
running GPU-accelerated molecular simulations.
Downloads last week: 49
Total downloads: 13,395

Data-driven prediction of gait with ankle exoskeletons

We used these datasets to predict changes in
kinematics and muscle activity in response to
varying ankle exoskeleton stiffness.
New download files: 1

SimVascular: Cardiovascular Modeling and Simulation

Provides a platform for patient-specific
cardiovascular modeling and simulation.
Downloads last week: 60
Forum posts last week: 31
Total followers: 68
Total downloads: 18,516

LOOS: Lightweight Object Oriented Structure Library

LOOS, the Lightweight Object Oriented Structure
library, is a C++ library intended to aid the
rapid development of new analysis tools for
molecular simulation data.
Downloads last week: 43

Muscle-actuated Simulation of Human Running

The purpose of this study was to determine how
muscles contribute to propulsion (i.e., the
fore-aft acceleration) and support (i.e., the
vertical acceleration) of the body mass center
during running.
Downloads last week: 28
Total followers: 34
Total downloads: 16,034

OpenSim plugin to optimize musculotendon parameters

This project aims to make available a tool for
muscle parameters (optimal fiber length and tendon
slack length) adjustment and estimation.
New followers: 1

OpenSim Moco

OpenSim Moco solves optimal control problems with
musculoskeletal models defined in OpenSim, using
direct collocation.
Forum posts last week: 10

OpenSim Advanced User and Developer Workshop, March 19-21, 2012

Provide handouts, videos, and other material from
the OpenSim Advanced Users workshop.
New followers: 1

Full-body Musculoskeletal Model of the Lumbar Spine

Develop a publicly available full-body model with
extensive trunk musculature and degrees of freedom
in the lumbar spine, that can be used to create
simulations of full-body movement that investigate
the musculature and dynamics of the lumbar spine.
New followers: 1

Reproducibility in simulation­-based prediction of natural knee mechanics

This project aims for understanding the influence
of modelers’ approaches and decisions
(essentially their art) throughout the lifecycle
of modeling and simulation. It will demonstrate
the uncertainty of delivering consistent
simulation predictions when the founding data to
feed into models remain the same. The project site
also aims to be a hub to provide an overview of
resources for modeling & simulation of the knee
joint. Funding is provided by the National
Institute of Biomedical Imaging and
Bioengineering, National Institutes of Health
(Grant No. R01EB024573).
Downloads last week: 45