Use of Self-Selected Postures to Regulate Multi-Joint Stiffness During Unconstrained Tasks

Randy D. Trumbower; Matthew A. Krutky; Bing-Shiang Yang; Eric J. Perreault

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Use of Self-Selected Postures to Regulate Multi-Joint Stiffness During Unconstrained Tasks

Randy D. Trumbower Matthew A. Krutky Bing-Shiang Yang Eric J. Perreault

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Randy D. Trumbower, Matthew A. Krutky, Bing-Shiang Yang, et al. (2009). Use of Self-Selected Postures to Regulate Multi-Joint Stiffness During Unconstrained Tasks. PLoS ONE, 4(5), e5411. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0005411

Use of Self-Selected Postures to Regulate Multi-Joint Stiffness During Unconstrained Tasks

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