Charlotte Le Mouel

The influence of virtual visual stimulus amplitude to induce standing postural responses

This study examines how varying virtual visual stimulus amplitudes affect standing postural responses in VR, finding that higher amplitudes increase oscillation and decrease gain, suggesting nonlinear control.

Decreased spinal inhibition leads to undiversified locomotor patterns

This study investigates how the balance of excitation and inhibition in neural networks affects the learning of human locomotor patterns using reservoir computing.

Improved accuracy of the whole body Center of Mass position through Kalman filtering

This paper improves the accuracy of whole body center of mass position estimation by combining kinematic models with force plate data using Kalman filtering.

Anticipatory coadaptation of ankle stiffness and sensorimotor gain for standing balance

The paper presents a model showing how ankle stiffness and spinal sensorimotor gains coadapt to maintain balance during neural delays, with implications for aging and balance strategies.

Postural adjustments in anticipation of predictable perturbations allow elderly fallers to achieve a balance recovery performance equivalent to elderly non-fallers

This study shows elderly fallers can achieve balance recovery similar to non-fallers by adjusting posture in anticipation of perturbations.

Mobility as the purpose of postural control

This paper argues that posture is adjusted to provide impetus for movement rather than counteracting gravity, showing how postural adjustments enable torque for movement.