Ethan M. Stewart
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Ethan M. Stewart is a leading researcher in biomechanics and wearable technology, with a focus on fall prevention and human movement analysis. His work centers on developing innovative sensor-based methods to detect postural instability, particularly through stretch sensors that monitor joint kinematics during unexpected perturbations. Stewart’s most cited paper, “Closing the Wearable Gap—Part III: Use of Stretch Sensors in Detecting Ankle Joint Kinematics During Unexpected and Expected Slip and Trip Perturbations” (2019), has garnered 20 citations, establishing a foundation for early detection of balance loss—a primary cause of falls. His major contribution lies in bridging the gap between laboratory-based motion capture and real-world wearable applications, enabling proactive fall risk assessment. Stewart’s research has significant implications for aging populations and rehabilitation, offering practical tools to reduce fall-related injuries. His work is notable for its translational impact, combining rigorous experimental design with accessible sensor technology. Through these efforts, Stewart is advancing the field of wearable biomechanics, making strides toward safer, more independent mobility for vulnerable individuals.
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