Inertial sensing in ambulatory back load estimation
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Hermanus J. Hermens | Idsart Kingma | C.T.M. Baten | P. Oosterhoff | Peter H. Veltink | P. Veltink | I. Kingma | H. Hermens | C. Baten | P. Oosterhoff
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