Biomechanics Wearable


Force Generation

Inner Mechanism


TorQ

Overview
TorQ is a wearable “viscous” device that resists twisting between the hips and torso more when you rotate faster will improve torso control and braking without noticeably changing key swing timing or maximum torso rotation speed in a standardized shadow-swing drill.
This device is created in the Biomechanics of Movement and Assistive Robotics class under advisement of Professor Patrick Slade of Harvard John A. Paulson School Of Engineering And Applied Sciences
Duration:
3 Months
Type:
Group Project
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