1. From: Accuracy of Wearable Sensors for Estimating Joint Reactions
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Schematic and photograph of the instrumented double-pendulum with definitions of reference frames, geometric, and inertial properties ((a) full pendulum schematic and photograph, (b) top link, and (c) bottom link). Front and back views of the inertial sensor secured to each link are shown in (d).

2. From: Accuracy of Wearable Sensors for Estimating Joint Reactions
Date of download: 11/6/2017
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From: Accuracy of Wearable Sensors for Estimating Joint Reactions
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Figure Legend:
Free body diagrams for the bottom (a) and top (b) links of the double-pendulum

3. From: Accuracy of Wearable Sensors for Estimating Joint Reactions
Date of download: 11/6/2017
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From: Accuracy of Wearable Sensors for Estimating Joint Reactions
J. Comput. Nonlinear Dynam. 2017;12(4): doi: /
Figure Legend:
IMU acceleration (a) and angular velocity (b) history for an example trial sampled from the bottom link IMU. The pendulum begins at rest in its stable equilibrium position (t < t1), is perturbed from this position by hand (t1 < t < t2), and then released (t = t3).

4. From: Accuracy of Wearable Sensors for Estimating Joint Reactions
Date of download: 11/6/2017
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From: Accuracy of Wearable Sensors for Estimating Joint Reactions
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Drift-polluted (gray) and corrected (colored) Euler parameters defining the orientation of the bottom link up until 10 s after t3 during the example trial

5. From: Accuracy of Wearable Sensors for Estimating Joint Reactions
Date of download: 11/6/2017
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From: Accuracy of Wearable Sensors for Estimating Joint Reactions
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Figure Legend:
Reaction force (a) and moment (b) at j2 as measured by the load cells (dashed) and estimated using IMU data (solid). The three colors distinguish components resolved in frame G: blue =  Ê1G, green =  Ê2G, and red =  Ê3G.

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From: Accuracy of Wearable Sensors for Estimating Joint Reactions
J. Comput. Nonlinear Dynam. 2017;12(4): doi: /
Figure Legend:
Three components of normalized force (a) and moment (b) acting at j2 as predicted by IMU-enabled inverse dynamic modeling plotted against those measured directly by the load cell. The three colors distinguish components resolved in frame G: blue =  Ê1G, green =  Ê2G, and red =  Ê3G and where the unit line is shown in black.

7. From: Accuracy of Wearable Sensors for Estimating Joint Reactions
Date of download: 11/6/2017
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From: Accuracy of Wearable Sensors for Estimating Joint Reactions
J. Comput. Nonlinear Dynam. 2017;12(4): doi: /
Figure Legend:
Force (a) and moment (b) components at j1 and force (c) and moment (d) components at j2 using updated mass center positions. Solid curves correspond to IMU-predicted reactions, while dashed curves correspond to load cell measurements. The three colors distinguish components resolved in frame G: blue =  Ê1T, Ê1G, green =  Ê2T, Ê2G, and red =  Ê3T, Ê3G.

8. From: Accuracy of Wearable Sensors for Estimating Joint Reactions
Date of download: 11/6/2017
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From: Accuracy of Wearable Sensors for Estimating Joint Reactions
J. Comput. Nonlinear Dynam. 2017;12(4): doi: /
Figure Legend:
Normalized force (a) and moment (b) components at j1 and normalized force (c) and moment (d) at j2 using updated mass center positions. Estimated values are plotted versus measured values. The three colors distinguish components resolved in frame G: blue =  Ê1T, Ê1G, green =  Ê2T, Ê2G, and red =  Ê3T, Ê3G and where the unit line is shown in black.