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KAPAO, a human pose estimator developed by William McNally ²¹²Ô»åÌýJohn McPhee, as well as co-authors Kanav Vats and Alexander Wong, was accepted for publication at the . Congratulations! 
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Research on "Optimization of a Multibody Dynamic Model of the Fouetté Turn" by Mackenzie Collins, Keaton Inkol, and John McPhee was featured at the .

PhD candidate AliAsghar Mohammadi Nasrabadi presented his work on  at the conference.

At the , MASc candidate Adam Caldwell presented his work on .
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We are looking for participants for research in joint torque modeling of the shoulder for lifting and reaching motions. In appreciation for your time, you will receive remuneration of $40 for the session. We invite men and women 18-64 years old who are able to perform activities of daily living without pain ²¹²Ô»åÌýwithout existing heart conditions to participate.
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PhD candidate William McNally successfully defended his PhD thesis "On the Design of 2D Human Pose Estimation Networks using Accelerated Neuroevolution and Novel Keypoint Representations" - Congratulations! 

Professor John McPhee delivered the keynote address at the  entitled "Dynamics and Model-based Control of Rehabilitation Robots and Exoskeletons".

John McPhee, Professor of Systems Design Engineering at the University of À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ and the Canada Research Chair in Biomechatronic System Dynamics, gives an invited talk at the pre-conference webinar for the  on improving sports performance using predictive dynamic simulation and machine learning.

Today, the Government of Canada announced the renewal of Professor John McPhee's Canada Research Chair in Biomechatronic System Dynamics for 7 more years. Congratulations! 

John McPhee, Professor of Systems Design Engineering at the University of À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ and the Canada Research Chair in Biomechatronic System Dynamics, was featured among the top 2% of scientists worldwide in a recently published by Stanford University. Congratulations!