Webinar - OpenSim Moco: Software to optimize the motion and control of OpenSim models

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Speakers: Christopher Dembia & Nick Bianco, Stanford University

OpenSim is a freely available software package for modeling the musculoskeletal system. Moco extends OpenSim’s capabilities and enables users to optimize the motion and control of OpenSim models. In this webinar, Moco developers Christopher Dembia and Nick Bianco from Stanford University provided a primer on the direct collocation method, introduced the features of Moco, and highlighted applications of Moco.

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Fantastic overview guys! Excited to get started. My goal might be slightly ambitious, but it is to create a data-free muscle-driven model of standing bicycling. Thank you again for all your work!

rosswilkinson
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can MOCO be used to calculate GRFs from mocap data as AnyBody software can do? Thanks!

ashleigh
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why you dont implement cost functions related to energy reduction and after deducing the unique paths train soldiers who might be trapped how to move their bodies in a way that doesn't use too much energy in order to hold out as long as possible before the time-consuming help arrives

braakabbany
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What about dynamic programming ..or dc

dragonxxx