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Implementation of integrated instrumentation in assistive technology

Merino et al., 2017

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12707389423906941776
Author
Merino E
Mannrich G
Guimarães B
Speck G
Matos D
Domenech S
Merino G
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International Conference on Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics

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There are few studies that use integrated evaluation instruments for the design, preparation and adaptation of orthoses that reflect very specifically the physical conditions of the patients. Therefore, the present study aimed the application of integrated instrumentation for …
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