Our lab's mission is to develop computational models and algorithms that enable the acquisition, analysis, and study of human and animal movement.
The Computational Biomechanics Lab (CBL) primarily focuses on:
- Developing methods that quantify and explain the biological basis of movement - from the pathological to the exceptional
- Building neuromuscular and musculoskeletal models for use in physically accurate simulations
- Engineering open-source platforms that make our expertise accessible to the wider research community
We are a multidisciplinary lab with interests ranging from practical clinical research to pure algorithms. Our diverse team includes people from a variety of STEM backgrounds and we regularly collaborate to explore the latest trends in biomechanical research.
Dr. Ir. Ajay Seth
- +31 15 27 86985
- A.Seth@tudelft.nl
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34.E-1-230
Research lines
Software development
Human movement monitoring
Form to function
Biomechanics aware robotics
People
The CBL includes researchers from a diverse range of backgrounds. Many of us are academic researchers with a background in biomechanical engineering, but some of us have backgrounds in fields such as mechanical engineering and software development.
Supervisors
Dr. Ir. Ajay Seth
- +31 15 27 86985
- A.Seth@tudelft.nl
-
34.E-1-230
Postdocs
Julia van Beesel
Students
- Italo Bello
- Gaia van de Heuvel
Visitors
Staff
A. (Adam) Kewley
Alumni
- Joris Verhagen
- Tom Driessen
- Micah Prendergast
- Jelle Boelens