Jarrod Smith, a PhD student in the Faculty of Human Kinetics and captain of the Lancer men’s varsity golf team, has qualified to compete in the U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship that begins this weekend in New York state.
A virtual think tank on Feb. 10 will discuss three local health research projects.
A virtual think tank on Feb. 10 will discuss three local health research projects.
Kinesiology professor Joel Cort (right) is part of team of ergonomics researchers working to improve digital simulation tools to promote safety and efficiency in automotive assembly plants. Here, postdoctoral fellow Xiaoxu Ji straps on motion-capture sensors to record his movements.
Kinesiology professor Joel Cort (right) and post-doctoral fellow Xiaoxu Ji will use motion capture technology to analyze ergonomic conditions on auto assembly lines.
A UWindsor kinesiology professor will use motion capture technology to analyze ergonomic conditions on auto assembly lines.
Master’s student Paul Leuty recreates motions for capture by a computer-generated mannequin.
Kinesiology professor Joel Cort says digital capture technology makes him “the Martin Scorsese” of ergonomic research.
