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Metrological Characteristics of the Inertial Unit "FOX HiKoB©" in Comparison With the Reference System for the Adaptive Trigger System "Functional Electrical Stimulation" of Foot Elevators in Hemiplegic Post-stroke Patients
The main objective of this study is to evaluate the metrological characteristics of the data processing algorithms from inertial sensors (FOX © HiKoB) for the reconstruction of movement relative to the reference system (VICON) for measurement of dorsiflexion at the beginning of a step and in the middle of the oscillating phase.
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