Walking through virtual mazes: Spontaneous alternation behaviour in human adults

Spontaneous Alternation Behavior in Human Neutrophils

Human Walking in Virtual Environments

Walking Through A Very Large Virtual Environment

Patterns and trends in walking behaviour among Canadian adults.

OBJECTIVES Regular walking is associated with many health benefits and is of particular interest for the promotion of daily physical activity. The purpose of this study is to describe the epidemiology of walking for exercise among Canadian adults aged 18-55 years. METHODS Nationally representative cross-sectional data from the National Population Health Survey and Canadian Community Health Su...

Animation of Human Walking in Virtual Environments

This paper presents an interactive hierarchical motion control system dedicated to the animation of human figure locomotion in virtual environments. As observed in gait experiments, controlling the trajectories of the feet during gait is a precise end-point control task. Inverse kinematics with optimal approaches are used to control the complex relationships between the motion of the body and t...