Pushing the Limits of Human Mobility

Explore the fascinating world of biomechanics in this 43-minute lecture by Eline van der Kruk at The Royal Institution. Discover how mathematics and physics are being applied to enhance human mobility and improve athletic performance, potentially even influencing Olympic outcomes. Learn about cutting-edge computer simulations and smart sensor technologies that are pushing the boundaries of human movement. Gain insights into the development of neuro-musculoskeletal models and predictive simulations aimed at understanding and mitigating mobility impairments due to aging. Delve into the intersection of bioengineering and human performance as van der Kruk, a postdoctoral research fellow at Imperial College London, shares her expertise in this engaging Karl Luyben Lecture.