Micro-motions magnified: quantifying diminutive human movement / Muhamad Noor Mohamed

Human movement is all about how our bodies go from one place to another and how we carry out different actions. It's not just as simple as moving from point A to point B; it involves a whole dance of different body parts working together. Think about your muscles, bones, nerves, and even your heart all teaming up to make you walk, run, jump, or do anything else. It is pretty intricate, involving a mix of body systems like bones, muscles, nerves, and the heart. Different moves have their own style of coordination, control, and adaptation, depending on what you're up to. Researchers have cooked up various models and methods to break down and study human movement, ranging from the theory heavy to the data-focused. Some models dig into how our bodies are built and work, while others zoom in on specific moves and how we do them. Each type has its ups and downs based on what we are trying to find out and the info we've got (Vieten et al., 2020).