Manually controlled human balancing using visual, vestibular and proprioceptive senses involves a common, low frequency neural process

Por Lakie, Martin, Loram, Ian D
Publicado em 2006

Human balancing of an inverted pendulum: position control by small, ballistic-like, throw and catch movements

Por Loram, Ian D, Lakie, Martin
Publicado em 2002

Direct measurement of human ankle stiffness during quiet standing: the intrinsic mechanical stiffness is insufficient for stability

Por Loram, Ian D, Lakie, Martin
Publicado em 2002

Human balancing of an inverted pendulum with a compliant linkage: neural control by anticipatory intermittent bias

Por Lakie, Martin, Caplan, Nicholas, Loram, Ian D
Publicado em 2003

Reply from Ian D. Loram, Constantinos N. Maganaris and Martin Lakie

Por Loram, Ian D, Lakie, Martin, Maganaris, Constantinos N
Publicado em 2005

Active, non-spring-like muscle movements in human postural sway: how might paradoxical changes in muscle length be produced?

Por Loram, Ian D, Maganaris, Constantinos N, Lakie, Martin
Publicado em 2005

Human postural sway results from frequent, ballistic bias impulses by soleus and gastrocnemius

Por Loram, Ian D, Maganaris, Constantinos N, Lakie, Martin
Publicado em 2005

Paradoxical muscle movement in human standing

Por Loram, Ian D, Maganaris, Constantinos N, Lakie, Martin
Publicado em 2004

The frequency of human, manual adjustments in balancing an inverted pendulum is constrained by intrinsic physiological factors

Por Loram, Ian D, Gawthrop, Peter J, Lakie, Martin
Publicado em 2006

The passive, human calf muscles in relation to standing: the non-linear decrease from short range to long range stiffness

Por Loram, Ian D, Maganaris, Constantinos N, Lakie, Martin
Publicado em 2007

The passive, human calf muscles in relation to standing: the short range stiffness lies in the contractile component

Por Loram, Ian D, Maganaris, Constantinos N, Lakie, Martin
Publicado em 2007

Human balancing of an inverted pendulum: is sway size controlled by ankle impedance?

Por Loram, Ian D, Kelly, Sue M, Lakie, Martin
Publicado em 2001

Visual control of stable and unstable loads: what is the feedback delay and extent of linear time-invariant control?

Por Loram, Ian D, Lakie, Martin, Gawthrop, Peter J
Publicado em 2009

Human control of an inverted pendulum: Is continuous control necessary? Is intermittent control effective? Is intermittent control physiological?

Por Loram, Ian D, Gollee, Henrik, Lakie, Martin, Gawthrop, Peter J
Publicado em 2011

Visuo‐manual tracking: does intermittent control with aperiodic sampling explain linear power and non‐linear remnant without sensorimotor noise?

Por Gollee, Henrik, Gawthrop, Peter J., Lakie, Martin, Loram, Ian D.
Publicado no J Physiol (2017)

The proprioceptive and agonist roles of gastrocnemius, soleus and tibialis anterior muscles in maintaining human upright posture

Por Di Giulio, Irene, Maganaris, Constantinos N, Baltzopoulos, Vasilios, Loram, Ian D
Publicado em 2009

Automated regional analysis of B-mode ultrasound images of skeletal muscle movement

Por Darby, John, Hodson-Tole, Emma F., Costen, Nicholas, Loram, Ian D.
Publicado em 2012

Myoelectric activity along human gastrocnemius medialis: Different spatial distributions of postural and electrically elicited surface potentials

Por Hodson-Tole, Emma F., Loram, Ian D., Vieira, Taian M.M.
Publicado em 2013

Identification of intermittent control in man and machine

Por Loram, Ian D., van de Kamp, Cornelis, Gollee, Henrik, Gawthrop, Peter J.
Publicado em 2012

Refractoriness in Sustained Visuo-Manual Control: Is the Refractory Duration Intrinsic or Does It Depend on External System Properties?

Por van de Kamp, Cornelis, Gawthrop, Peter J., Gollee, Henrik, Loram, Ian D.
Publicado em 2013