OpenSim Moco

OpenSim Moco solves optimal control problems with
musculoskeletal models defined in OpenSim, using
direct collocation.
Forum posts last week: 7

Snorkel

Snorkel is an open-source system that generates
training data for information extraction systems,
also known as predictive systems.
Downloads last week: 84
Total downloads: 19,676

OpenSim

Provide easy-to-use, extensible software for
modeling, simulating, controlling, and analyzing
the neuromusculoskeletal system.
Downloads last week: 623
Forum posts last week: 30
Total followers: 259
New followers: 2
Total downloads: 404,496

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: 23

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: 2
Total followers: 23

Full Body Model for use in Dynamic Simulations of Human Gait

Full body musculoskeletal model with
muscle-actuated lower extremity and
torque-actuated torso/upper extremity for use in
dynamic simulations of human movement.
Downloads last week: 35
Total followers: 25
Total downloads: 6,783

Probabilistic Simulation of Ankle Sprains

This project extends a deterministic
musculoskeletal simulation of drop landing to an
automated, probabilistic framework.
New members: 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.
Downloads last week: 31
Total downloads: 19,687

SimVascular: Examples and Clinical Cases

Download examples and clinical case files for
cardiovascular modeling and simulation compatible
with SimVascular
Downloads last week: 29
Total downloads: 6,617

Whole-Cell Computational Model of Mycoplasma genitalium

This project provides all code and data for the
first "whole-cell" model of the entire life cycle
of a living organism, Mycoplasma
genitalium.
Downloads last week: 144
Total downloads: 86,769

Model of the Scapulothoracic Joint

Provide an OpenSim Joint model that enables a more
accurate representation of scapula mechanics in
musculoskeletal simulations.
Downloads last week: 31
Total followers: 27
Total downloads: 5,900

Control strategies for functional electrical stimulation (FES) cycling

Functional Electrical Stimulation Cycling (FES
Cycling) is a rehabilitation technique that allows
a spinal cord injured (SCI) volunteer to ride a
bicycle contracting his/her muscles. This project
provides a model and several scripts to test and
develop th
Forum posts last week: 3

Foot and ankle model validated using biplanar videoradiography

A multi-segment foot and ankle model consisting of
the tibia, talus, calcaneus, midfoot, forefoot and
toes, with a total of 7 degrees of freedom. Motion
between segments were constrained such that all
joints except for the ankle were modelled as a
revolut
New followers: 1

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: 34
Total followers: 36
Total downloads: 18,568

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: 44
Total downloads: 7,371