简介：Inthispaperwedevelopanelasto-dynamicmodelofthehumanarmforuseinneuro-muscularcontrolanddynamicinteractionstudies.Themotivationforthisworkistopresentacasefordevelopingandusingnon-quasistaticmodelsofhumanmusculo-skeletalbiomechanics.Themodelisbasedonhybridparametermultiplebodysystem(HPMBS)variationalprojectionprinciples.Inthispaper,wepresentanoverviewoftheHPMBSvariationalprincipleappliedtothefullelasto-dynamicmodelofthearm.Thegeneralityofthemodelallowsonetoincorporatemuscleeffectsaseitherloadstransmittedthroughthetendonatpointsoforiginandinsertionorasaneffectivetorqueatajoint.Thoughthetechniqueissuitablefordetailedboneandjointmodeling,wepresentinthisinitialeffortonlysimplegeometrywiththebonesdiscretizedasRayleighbeamswithelongation,whileallowingforlargedeflections.Simulationsdemonstratetheviabilityofthemcthodforuseinthecompanionpaperandinfuturestudies.

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简介：Inthispaperwedevelopanelasto-dynamicmodelofthehumanarmthatincludeseffectsofneuro-muscularcontroluponelasticdeformationinthelimb.Theelasto-dynamicmodelofthearmisbasedonhybridparametermultiplebodysystemvariationalprojectionprinciplespresentedinthecompanionpaper.Thoughthetechniqueissuitablefordetailedboneandjointmodeling,wepresentsimulationsforsimplifiedgeometryofthebones,discretizedasRayleighbeamswithelongation,whileallowingforlargedeflections.MotionoftheupperextremityissimulatedbyincorporatingmuscleforcesderivedfromaHill-typemodelofmusculotendondynamics.Theeffectsofmuscleforcearemodeledintwoways.Inoneapproach,aneffectivejointtorqueiscalculatedbymultiplyingthemuscleforcebyajointmomentann.Asecondapproachmodelsthemuscleasactingalongastraightlinebetweentheoriginandinsertionsitesofthetendon.Simplearmmotionissimulatedbyutilizingneuralfeedbackandfeedforwardcontrol.Simulationsillustratethecombinedeffectsofneuralcontrolstrategies,modelsofmuscleforceinclusion,andelasticassumptionsonjointtrajectoriesandstressandstraindevelopmentintheboneandtendon.