A Pilot Study of Muscle Force between Normal Shoes and Bionic Shoes during Men Walking and Running Stance Phase Using Opensim

The original idea for bionic shoes (BSs) involves combining the function of unstable foot conditions and structure human plantar. purpose this study was to investigate differences between normal (NS) BS during stance phases walking running. A total 15 Chinese males from Ningbo University were recruited (age: 24.3 ± 2.01 years; height: 176.25 7.11 cm, body weight (BW): 75.75 8.35 kg). participants asked perform a running task. Statistical parametric mapping (SPM) analysis used any NSs BSs phases. results demonstrated that there significant found (21.23–28.24%, p = 0.040; 84.47–100%, 0.017) in hip extension flexion NS phase. There no ankle moment Significant rectus femoris (5.29–6.21%; 0.047), tibialis anterior (14.37–16.40%; 0.038), medial gastrocnemius (25.55–46.86%; < 0.001) (12.83–13.10%, 0.049; 15.89–80.19%, 0.001), (15.85–18.31%, 0.039; 21.14–24.71%, 0.030), (80.70–90.44%; 0.007), lateral (11.16–27.93%, 0.001; 62.20–65.63%, 0.032; 77.56–93.45%, These findings indicate are more efficient muscle control than maybe suitable rehabilitation training.