Corrin Walmsley
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Corrin Walmsley is a researcher at the forefront of wearable sensor technology and human movement analysis. Her primary research focuses on the validation and application of portable sensors for measuring upper limb biomechanics, with a particular emphasis on joint range of motion. Walmsley’s most influential contribution is her 2018 systematic review, which critically evaluated the use of wearable sensors for upper limb range of motion measurement—a work that has garnered 119 citations and serves as a foundational resource for clinicians and engineers selecting sensor systems. She also authored a 2019 technical report validating custom wearable sensors for angle kinematics, demonstrating her hands-on expertise in sensor development and accuracy testing. By bridging the gap between emerging sensor hardware and clinical utility, Walmsley’s work directly supports rehabilitation, sports science, and ergonomic assessments. Her research is essential reading for students and professionals interested in non-invasive, portable motion capture, offering both a comprehensive overview of the field and practical validation protocols.
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