SmallSteps
Well-Known Member
Hi all, I've also put a note on the BD forum so apologies if you've already read about this!
I'm looking at releasing free gait analysis and rider performance tools for everyone and anyone. I've been trying to get around to this for too long, but something else (that I'd actually get paid for) always comes first, so I've said that if at least 200 people express an interest I'll get it done. It's easy to do and understand, no maths or anatomy degrees required and has a scientifically published accuracy higher than available commercial systems and services, but obviously releasing code publicly takes a lot of effort for no income, so I need to be convinced that people are sufficiently interested first!
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I'm the one who wrote the article on specialists in H&H, and made the point that biomechanists need some serious training to avoid serious mistakes, but just running a program that tells you if joint use or symmetry has changed, that's the sort of thing I think people should be able to do routinely themselves.
There's details on the front page here: http://equinemechanics.com do send me an email (sian@equinemechanics.com) if you'd be interested in trying something like this.
I'm looking at releasing free gait analysis and rider performance tools for everyone and anyone. I've been trying to get around to this for too long, but something else (that I'd actually get paid for) always comes first, so I've said that if at least 200 people express an interest I'll get it done. It's easy to do and understand, no maths or anatomy degrees required and has a scientifically published accuracy higher than available commercial systems and services, but obviously releasing code publicly takes a lot of effort for no income, so I need to be convinced that people are sufficiently interested first!
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I'm the one who wrote the article on specialists in H&H, and made the point that biomechanists need some serious training to avoid serious mistakes, but just running a program that tells you if joint use or symmetry has changed, that's the sort of thing I think people should be able to do routinely themselves.
There's details on the front page here: http://equinemechanics.com do send me an email (sian@equinemechanics.com) if you'd be interested in trying something like this.
