Measuring Device for the Moment of Human Aspects

He Chuan Zeng; Chang Qi Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.596.480

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Measuring Device for the Moment of Human Aspects

Abstract:

Due to the quality of all aspects of the human body differ greatly, collecting attitude parameters,electronic scales can not achieve the precision requirements. Therefore, how to ensure a large range torque measurement accuracy becomes the core of a recognition system of dimensional distribution of body weight. In this paper, based on the original measure will convert measuring force to measure the distance , redesigning the said bed to improve test accuracy.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 596)

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He Chuan Zeng*, Chang Qi Yang

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Human Inertia Parameters, Measurement Accuracy, Weighing Method

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