Medsby Industry–Institute Collaboration

5-Day Hybrid Faculty Training Program

Tittle: Biomechanics from theory to practice for the academic year 2025/26

Event Overview

This program is designed for academic teaching and non-teaching faculty, combining interactive sessions with practical insights to strengthen institutional and industry collaboration.

Key highlights

Key Topics Covered

Duration: 5 days (4 days online + 1 day offline)
Mode: Hybrid (Online & Offline)
Online Session: From 25/Feb/2026 to 28/Feb/2026 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM IST
Offline Session: Choice of March 7 or March 8, 2026 (to be selected during registration)
Fee: ₹199
Certification: Participants will receive either a hardcopy certificate or an e-certificate upon completion

Recent Trends: Latest advancements in biomechanics research and practice
Tools and Applications:
- Portable force plates – Measure ground reaction forces for gait, balance, and sports performance analysis.
- Inertial Measurement Units (IMU) – Capture motion data in real-world environments for posture, movement tracking, and rehabilitation studies.
- Optical motion tracking systems – Provide high-precision 3D kinematic analysis for biomechanics research, sports science, and clinical assessments
- Wireless EMG – Record muscle activation patterns during dynamic tasks, useful for neurocular studies and ergonomics

Best Practices: Effective teaching methods and practical applications
Industry Collaboration: Opportunities for industry-sponsored labs and collaborative projects
Objective: Upskill faculty and bridge the gap between academia and industry by exploring biomechanics equipment and its applications

Learnings Outcomes

By the end of this program, participants will gain practical knowledge in:

Impact & Opportunities

Learn directly from industry experts—the makers and creators of portable force plates, motion capture systems, wireless EMG, prosthetics, bionics, and other rehabilitation products. This workshop opens doors to:

Expanding academic contributions with real-world applications
Building stronger industry–institute partnerships
Driving innovation through access to advanced biomechanics tools
Positioning faculty at the forefront of research, rehabilitation, and collaboration