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Consultants and researchers in biomechanics are involved largely in clinical, occupational and sport related problems. Experts from a wide range of scientific disciplines, which include engineers, physicists, biologists, physiologists, material scientists, medical scientists, dentists, podiatrists and other therapists, work in the field of biomechanics. These disciplines consider biomechanics as an integral part in their own area which has led to the improved understanding of many basic concepts, such as the mechanics of the musculoskeletal system and neuromuscular Catch phrases in sports biomechanics are performance enhancement and injury prevention. This can be achieved by analysing the forces that act on the musculoskeletal system. Furthermore, it is possible to record and analyse human movement to estimate velocities and acceleration of various body segments. Design, analysis and testing of sports equipment such as footwear and sports surfaces are also of major interest. Analtica is involved in the use of latest scientific, biomechanical and computer methods to provide expert services in the evaluation of recreational, commercial and sports related injuries. |
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The term Biomechanics is believed to have originated from the Greek word bios meaning life and mekhaniki meaning mechanics. This interdisciplinary field which combines biological and physical sciences helps to study the effects of forces that act on and within any living organism to create movement. Biomechanics of human movement, examines the movements, posture and loading influenced by these internal and external forces. Common topics in biomechanics include clinical and injury assessment, rehabilitation, ergonomics and sport. 