Musculoskeletal Models

Musculoskeletal models are computer-based representations of the human body's muscles, bones, and joints. They simulate how muscles activate and work together to produce movement, helping scientists and clinicians understand biomechanics, diagnose issues, and plan treatments or surgeries. These models incorporate anatomical data to predict force generation, joint motion, and the effects of different actions, providing valuable insights into how our bodies move and adapt under various conditions.