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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 04, 2023
Filed:
Jan. 11, 2021
Vital Mechanics Research Inc., Vancouver, CA;
Dinesh Kochikar Pai, Vancouver, CA;
Austin Caulfield Rothwell, Vancouver, CA;
Alistair Charles Wick, Surrey, GB;
Pearson Andrew Wyder-Hodge, Burnaby, CA;
Ye Fan, Vancouver, CA;
Egor Larionov, Vancouver, CA;
Darcy Alexander Harrison, Stonewall, CA;
Vital Mechanics Research Inc., Vancouver, CA;
Abstract
A method that simulates a response of a target person to one or more simulation inputs comprises: contacting a body of a first test subject with a force-sensing probe; measuring a first force applied by the probe to the body of the first test subject; obtaining a first relative movement comprising a first movement of the probe relative to the body of the first test subject; determining one or more model parameters associated with the body of the first test subject based on the measured first force and the first relative movement; incorporating the one or more model parameters into a target model of at least a portion of a body of a target person; obtaining a simulation input for application to the target model; and simulating a response of the target person in response to the simulation input using the target model.