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About
Yi-Ju Lu is a researcher whose work bridges the intersection of biomechanics, sensor technology, and human motion analysis. Her primary research areas include inertial measurement unit (IMU) sensor accuracy, motion capture system validation, and the application of micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) in naturalistic environments. Lu’s most cited work, "Accuracy Comparisons in IMU sensor and Motion Analysis Software" (2018), critically evaluates the precision and consistency of novel motion capture technologies designed for long-term or outdoor use—an essential step toward making wearable motion analysis reliable for clinical and sports science applications. With 4 citations, this study highlights her contribution to improving the methodological rigor of sensor-based movement assessment. Her research is particularly valuable for researchers and students interested in the practical deployment of motion capture outside traditional laboratory settings. Lu’s work underscores the importance of validation in emerging technologies, helping to ensure that portable IMU systems can be trusted for real-world biomechanical analysis.
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- 1Accuracy Comparisons in IMU sensor and Motion Analysis Software4 citations · 2018