Sentence examples for shoe system from inspiring English sources

However, the existing DEM has a problem regarding the computation of air flow in a moving shoe system, even though the DEM is coupled with computational fluid dynamics (CFD).

This instrumented shoe system is suitable for daily activity monitoring in elderly persons and can additionally provide gait parameters, which, combined with activity parameters, can supply useful clinical information regarding the mobility of elderly persons.

Ten elderly persons wore the instrumented shoe system consisting of insoles inside the shoes and inertial measurement units on the shoes, and performed a series of activities of daily life as part of a semi-structured protocol.

Apple has filed for a patent covering so-called "smart shoe" systems which feature sensors that can track wear and usage and tell you when you need to replace them, charting your progress on a companion app for a mobile device, or via built-in LED lights, speakers or displays.

To investigate the ability of Pedar in-shoe system to measure vertical force accurately, by comparing it with the Kistler force platform.

And if you don't want to strap your phone to your arm and baste it in sweat, there are even a few dedicated fitness-friendly gizmos, such as Apple's Nike + iPod in-shoe system, Nike's Fuelband wristband or Motorola's MotoACTIV.

Pressures at the shoe/insole interface will also be obtained separately, using the Novel Pedar in-shoe system.

One of the in-shoe plantar pressure devices most frequently used by clinicians and researchers is the Pedar in-shoe system (Novel GmbH, Munich, Germany).

The operating principle behind each in-shoe system is generally the same: these systems use different sensors/insoles to collect and send pressure values to a hub, usually attached to the lateral malleolus or pelvic girdle, which records data in a memory card or transfers them in real-time to a computer by cable, Bluetooth, or other wireless means.

Overall, the experiments demonstrate that the shoe localization system is successful, but further development is required to reduce the susceptibility of the system to sources of error.

The differences among these studies could be attributed to external variables such as the use of different shoes (neutral shoes versus running shoes) or different reference systems (in-shoe pressure system versus pressure plate).