L'Institut de Biomécanique Humaine Georges Charpak fait suite au Laboratoire de Biomécanique (LBM) de l’ENSAM crée en 1979 et est situé sur le Campus parisien d’ARTS ET MÉTIERS ParisTech.

L'Institut est certifié ISO 9001 depuis le 27 juillet 2009 dans un périmètre couvrant Recherche, Formation, Relations Industrielles et Valorisation. La recherche partenariale ou les prestations de valorisation sont gérées dans le cadre de l'Institut Carnot ARTS.


Voir le site du laboratoire :
http://biomecanique.ensam.eu/

Recent Submissions

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  Recurrent Neural Networks model for injury prevention within a professional rugby union club: a proof of concept over one season 

  Article dans une revue avec comité de lecture

  DUFFULER, Maxence; BOURGAIN, Maxime; HADDAD, Zehira; HERAUD, Renaud; BLANCHARD, Sylvain; ROUCH, Philippe (Elsevier BV, 2025-06)

  Background In professional rugby, injury prevention and player availability are major challenges. Sports analytics use data from trainings and matches to address these issues. This study leveraged comprehensive daily data ...
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  Normative Data of the External Work of Individual Limbs and of the Distribution of Joint Work During Stair Crossing 

  Article dans une revue avec comité de lecture

  PILLET, Helene; DAURIAC, Boris; VILLA, Coralie; LOIRET, Isabelle; LOIRET, Isabelle; LAVASTE, Francois; BONNET, Xavier (2023-12)

  Background: Stair walking requires to elevate or lower the body center of mass and results in increased muscle contractions and consumed energy compared to level walking. Mechanical work produced by the body can be quantified ...
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  Development of a Wearable Framework for the Assessment of a Mechanical-Based Indicator of Falling Risk in the Field 

  Article dans une revue avec comité de lecture

  PILLET, Helene; WATIER, Bruno (Elsevier Masson, 2023)

  Objectives: The characterization of the instability of gait is a current challenge of biomechanics. Indeed, risks of falling naturally result from the difficulty to control perturbations of the locomotion pattern. Hence, ...
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  Quantification of push-off and collision work during step-to-step transition in amputees walking at self-selected speed: Effect of amputation level 

  Article dans une revue avec comité de lecture

  SEDRAN, Lucas; BONNET, Xavier; THOMAS-POHL, Marie; LOIRET, Isabelle; MARTINET, Noel; PILLET, Helene; PAYSANT, Jean (Elsevier BV, 2024-01)

  Maintaining forward walking during human locomotion requires mechanical joint work, mainly provided by the ankle–foot in non-amputees. In lower-limb amputees, their metabolic overconsumption is generally attributed to ...
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  Hip-lumbar mobility loss affects quality of life in patients undergoing both lumbar fusion and total hip arthroplasty 

  Article dans une revue avec comité de lecture

  TOKUYASU, Hiroyuki; KIM, YOUNGWOO; VERGARI, Claudio; TADA, Hiroshi; TANAKA, Chiaki; TAKEMOTO, Mitsuru (British Editorial Society of Bone & Joint Surgery, 2025-01-01)

  Aims Overall sagittal flexion is restricted in patients who have undergone both lumbar fusion and total hip arthroplasty (THA). However, it is not evident to what extent this movement is restricted in these patients and ...
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  Validation of a markerless motion capture system for centre of mass kinematic analysis 

  Article dans une revue avec comité de lecture

  VALENZUELA MONTES, Ruben; CORRAL SAIZ, JAVIER; DIEZ, Mikel; PROVOT, Thomas; CAMPA, Francisco J.; HERRERO, Saioa; MACHO, Erik; PINTO, Charles (Elsevier BV, 2025-04)

  In recent years, markerless optical systems for biomechanical movement analysis in sports, gait and balance assessments are being used as an alternative to conventional marker based measuring systems. This study compares ...
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  Does exhaustion modify acceleration running signature? 

  Article dans une revue avec comité de lecture

  PROVOT, Thomas; NADJEM, Aymeric; VALDES-TAMAYO, Laura; BOURGAIN, Maxime; CHIEMENTIN, Xavier (Informa UK Limited, 2021-11-03)

  .Previous studies have demonstrated the acceleration signal presents a typical running signature, which allows for the extraction of reliable information. However, few studies have focused on the exhaustion-induced variability ...

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