Biomechanics · Wearables · Data science
Sports Innovation & Dynamics Lab
The Sports Innovation & Dynamics Lab (SID Lab), in the Department of Physical Education at Hanyang University, studies human movement in rehabilitation, daily life and sport. Current work covers movement biomechanics, personalised footwear and insoles, wearable sensors, and exercise physiology. Studies involve patients, older adults and athletes, and are carried out with partner universities, hospitals, companies and sport organisations. The lab is led by Associate Professor Siddhartha Bikram Panday.
Research
Research areas
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Evaluation of postural control during quiet standing and aiming tasks in professional and novice archers -
Understanding age-based kinetic and kinematic variations in taekwondo's spinning heel kick -
Does Frequency of the Mechanical Vibration Matter? Evaluating the Impact of Whole-Body Vibration Training on Older Adults Strength, Balance, and Gait Performance: A Systematic Review and Network Meta-analysis
Our approach
Overview
Participants
Patients in rehabilitation, older adults, and recreational and competitive athletes.
Methods
Motion capture, force plates, musculoskeletal simulation, wearable sensors and physiological testing.
Development
Insoles, sensors and analysis software are designed, built and tested in the lab.
Collaboration
Joint projects with universities, hospitals, companies and sport organisations.
Partners
