Al-Kharaz, 2021 - Google Patents
3D photogrammetric images to evaluate foot morphology and ankle kinematics during gait of Middle Eastern adultsAl-Kharaz, 2021
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To prevent high fall rates, foot injury and ankle sprain during daily activities and sport, footwear should be designed based on foot shape and ankle kinematics. The purpose of this thesis is to develop an accurate3D photogrammetric images captured by smartphone …
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