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).
New members: 1

Knee Exoskeleton Prediction Framework

There is a need for improved methods to prescribe
and evaluate the use of wearable robotic devices
for the treatment of movement disorders, such as
crouch gait from cerebral palsy (CP). Our first
aim is to develop and validate a modeling
framework for acc
New followers: 1

Upper Extremity Dynamic Model

Provides the files associated with a dynamic model
of the upper limb for use in SIMM or OpenSim.
Total followers: 23
Total downloads: 3,588

OpenSense

OpenSense enables users to compute the motions of
body segments based on inertial measurement unit
(IMU) data.
Forum posts last week: 3

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: 33
Total downloads: 22,946

SimCP: a platform to simulate gait performance after intervention in CP children

The goal of SimCP is to create an OpenSim-based
simulation platform to predict gait performance
following orthopedic intervention in children with
cerebral palsy
Forum posts last week: 1
New followers: 1

Snorkel

Snorkel is an open-source system that generates
training data for information extraction systems,
also known as predictive systems.
Downloads last week: 126
Total downloads: 6,716

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: 1,248
Forum posts last week: 25
Total followers: 52
Total downloads: 173,830

OpenArm: Volumetric Models of Force- and Kinematic-Induced Muscle Deformation

The OpenArm data set encompasses factorial sets of
volumetric scans of the arm, generated using
ultrasound and motion capture, that allow for
analysis of both force- and
configuration-associated muscle deformation for
applications in biomechanics research, computer
graphics, and assistive device development.
Downloads last week: 19
New members: 2

ForceBalance : Systematic Force Field Optimization

ForceBalance is a powerful and highly versatile
software package for force field optimization.
Forum posts last week: 4

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: 38

Guinea Fowl Model

This project includes model files and descriptions
for an OpenSim musculoskeletal model of the guinea
fowl (Numida meliagris) pelvic limb. We use
this model in an initial study explaining the
development of the model including muscle-tendon
unit mode
New members: 1

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: 140
Total followers: 32
Total downloads: 23,959

A musculoskeletal model for simulations that involve high hip and knee flexion

The goal of this project was to developed a
refined musculoskeletal model capable of
simulating movements that involve substantial hip
and knee flexion (e.g. sprinting and cycling). The
model is based on the model published by Rajagopal
et al., (2016). Please cite the following
paper, "Lai, A.K.M, Arnold, A.S., Wakeling, J.M.
(2017) Why are antagonist muscles co-activated in
my simulation? A musculoskeletal model for
analysing human locomotor task. Annals of
Biomedical Engineering.
Downloads last week: 29

Modification of Wrist Model to include all the movements of the fingers.

The ¨Wrist Model¨ reported by Gonzalez in
Opensim SimTK is complemented by adding the
missing degrees of freedom to the middle, ring and
little fingers.
New followers: 1