Continuous ambulatory hand force monitoring during manual materials handling using instrumented force shoes and an inertial motion capture suit.
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J H van Dieën | G S Faber | I Kingma | J T Dennerlein | A S Koopman | C C Chang | I. Kingma | J. V. van Dieën | J. Dennerlein | G. Faber | A. S. Koopman | C. C. Chang
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