The University of Michigan and Massachusetts Institute of Technology studied 14 participants as they performed manual lifting tasks. They found that those who lift rapidly do so with significantly greater power using motions that minimize motion jerk. h…
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Load-embedded inertial measurement unit reveals lifting performance. Lifting performance measured by lifting time, power and motion smoothness.Rapid lifting associated with high power and minimum motion jerk. https://t.co/RMlOjjlORm https://t.co/fgGMTUaxYo