The Proceedings of the International Conference on Motion and Vibration Control
Online ISSN : 2424-2977
2020.15
Session ID : 10026
Conference information

Personal balance modeling during standing on a moving board from force plate data
Motomichi SONOBEKazuki NARUTA
Author information
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS RESTRICTED ACCESS

Details
Abstract

Accurate assessment of the balance during standing is one of the important issues for the prevention of falls and detection of diseases. Although there are a lot of methods for assessing balance, this study aims to obtain a model of individual balance by system identification based on the white box modeling. The target for the assessment is a steady balance response to horizontal oscillation of the support surface on sagittal plane. There are two problems to achieve the identification. The first problem is to define a simple model reproducing the response. In order to reproduce the response below 0.2Hz, we introduced a cascade control system and defined the reference displacement of the center of mass of the body according to velocity of the support surface as the outer-loop system. The second problem is to simplify the measurement of the center of mass of the body for practical use. We proposed a method for estimating the center of mass of the body from force plate measurements, and verified its accuracy by comparing it with the measurements of the three-dimensional motion analysis system. As a result of experiments with three subject, we found that the parameter identification of the proposed model can be achieved based on the force plate measurements.

Content from these authors
© 2020 The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers
Previous article Next article
feedback
Top