Computational Biomechanics & Movement Science Laboratory
Ningbo University · Research Academy of Grand Health · Ningbo, China
Bridging computational modelling, movement science, and clinical rehabilitation.
The Hipponylab is a research group dedicated to advancing our understanding of human movement through computational methods, artificial intelligence, and experimental measurement. We develop novel tools for quantifying musculoskeletal function, predicting rehabilitation outcomes, and translating biomechanical knowledge into clinical practice.
Our laboratory is led by Dr. Ye Ma, Associate Professor in the Research Academy of Grand Health at Ningbo University. The group brings together students and collaborators from biomechanical engineering, rehabilitation science, sports medicine, and computer science.
Contact: maye@nbu.edu.cn
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Developing a portable upper limb motor assessment system using markerless motion capture to enable intelligent, convenient, and accurate evaluation of upper limb function in rehabilitation settings.
Analysing the physical activity levels and influencing factors of adolescents with disabilities based on survey data, to provide scientific evidence for policies promoting sports participation among people with disabilities.
Developing a portable markerless upper limb motion analysis system to enable intelligent assessment of upper limb motor function, improving the convenience and accuracy of rehabilitation evaluation.
Building a 3D motion analysis database of normal adults across level walking and stair-climbing tasks to characterise movement patterns and provide data support for clinical rehabilitation assessment and motor function training.
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