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+ | ====== What is SCONE? ====== | ||
+ | SCONE is open source software for performing [[doc: | ||
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+ | Predictive simulations enable powerful new applications for musculoskeletal models, such as predicting the outcome of treatment, and optimizing the efficiency and efficacy of assistive devices. More fundamentally, | ||
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+ | ====== How does SCONE work? ====== | ||
+ | In SCONE, everything needed to perform a predictive simulation is bundled in what is called a [[doc: | ||
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+ | To learn more about SCONE scenarios, be sure check out the [[tutorials: | ||
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+ | ====== Who is SCONE for? ====== | ||
+ | SCONE is designed to cater to a wide range of potential users, including: | ||
+ | * Clinical researchers with limited technical skills, who wish to perform //what-if// scenarios using [[tutorials: | ||
+ | * Biomechanics / neuromechanics researchers studying neuromuscular control. | ||
+ | * Robotics researchers interested in optimized control strategies, or the interaction between humans and assistive devices. | ||
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+ | For more information, | ||