Development of an Optical FiberBased Insole for Gait Parameters Detection in Rehabilitation Processes in the Population with Lower Limb Disabilities : [Recurso Electrónico] / Laura Daniela Fandiño Rangel.
Por: Fandiño Rangel, Laura Daniela
Colaborador(es): Cifuentes García, Carlos Andrés [director.] | Munera Ramírez, Marcela Cristina [director.]Tipo de material: 
Archivo de ordenadorEditor: Bogotá (Colombia) : Escuela Colombiana de Ingeniería Julio Garavito, 2021Descripción: 20 paginas. gráficosTema(s): FIBRA ÓPTICA POLIMÉRICA | REHABILITACIÓN -- POBLACIÓN DISCAPACITADA | TESIS DE GRADOClasificación CDD: 610.28 Recursos en línea: Haga clic para acceso en línea Nota de disertación: Tesis ( Práctica - Ingeniero Biomédico)
Resumen: As several diseases are reflected in the human foot as plantar
pressures, divers gait assessment technologies have been developed. Some of them include force plataforms, IMUs (inertial measurement units) and instrumented insoles. Instrumented insoles have advantages over the other mentioned technologies, for instance,
they do not limit the gait assessment to few steps and, they do not require a repetitive
process of calibration. Different sensors have been used to develop these instrumented
insoles, some examples are capacitive sensors, FSR, piezoresistive sensors and optical
sensors. In literature optical sensors have been identified as an attractive option on account of their mechanical properties and the electromagnetic noise immunity. Taking into
account the state of the art in this work, an instrumented insole based on polymeric optical
fiber sensors is developed and characterized.
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Tesis ( Práctica - Ingeniero Biomédico)
As several diseases are reflected in the human foot as plantar
pressures, divers gait assessment technologies have been developed. Some of them include force plataforms, IMUs (inertial measurement units) and instrumented insoles. Instrumented insoles have advantages over the other mentioned technologies, for instance,
they do not limit the gait assessment to few steps and, they do not require a repetitive
process of calibration. Different sensors have been used to develop these instrumented
insoles, some examples are capacitive sensors, FSR, piezoresistive sensors and optical
sensors. In literature optical sensors have been identified as an attractive option on account of their mechanical properties and the electromagnetic noise immunity. Taking into
account the state of the art in this work, an instrumented insole based on polymeric optical
fiber sensors is developed and characterized.
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