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First measurements with an instrumented campus board

Climbers train their finger strength on the campus board. If the forces at the bars are measured, performance analysis becomes possible. In a recent bachelor thesis, we designed an instrumentation for a campus board which should now be further developed to run first experiments in campus board training.

Keywords: Force sensing, biomechanics

  • So far, various research groups have instrumented and commercialised hangboards to control the training of climbers and to document training progress. In contrast to hangboards, training on campus boards enables even more specific climbing movements. So far, we have carried out measurements in a campus board-like setup with very expensive sensor technology and have been able to distinguish between athletes more specifically than any instrumented hangboard can do. In addition, we have recently designed an instrumentation which can now be extended to measure forces at standard campus boards in an affordable manner. Next to the extension and another verification of the specifications, we aim now for first measurements to establish a climbig specific analysis tool.

    So far, various research groups have instrumented and commercialised hangboards to control the training of climbers and to document training progress. In contrast to hangboards, training on campus boards enables even more specific climbing movements. So far, we have carried out measurements in a campus board-like setup with very expensive sensor technology and have been able to distinguish between athletes more specifically than any instrumented hangboard can do. In addition, we have recently designed an instrumentation which can now be extended to measure forces at standard campus boards in an affordable manner. Next to the extension and another verification of the specifications, we aim now for first measurements to establish a climbig specific analysis tool.

  • - extension of current setup so that an entire campus board is instrumented - evaluation of measurement characteristics, if required, modifications of the design - technical documentation of the setup for duplication by third parties - Definition of potential metrics for a performance analysis - Design and execution of a validation study - Presentation to partners

    - extension of current setup so that an entire campus board is instrumented
    - evaluation of measurement characteristics, if required, modifications of the design
    - technical documentation of the setup for duplication by third parties
    - Definition of potential metrics for a performance analysis
    - Design and execution of a validation study
    - Presentation to partners

  • Not specified

  • - Interest in sport biomechanics - Background in mechatronic systems

    - Interest in sport biomechanics
    - Background in mechatronic systems

  • If you are interested, please write an email to pwolf@ethz.ch. Typically, I ask for a short motivation letter and your transcript of grades (Notenauszug).

    If you are interested, please write an email to pwolf@ethz.ch. Typically, I ask for a short motivation letter and your transcript of grades (Notenauszug).

Calendar

Earliest start2022-08-15
Latest end2023-02-15

Location

Sensory-Motor Systems Lab (ETHZ)

Labels

Semester Project

Internship

Bachelor Thesis

Master Thesis

Topics

  • Medical and Health Sciences
  • Engineering and Technology
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