Satyajit Ambike

Assiatant Professor

Purdue University

United States

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Dr. Satyajit Ambike is an Assistant Professor at Purdue University in the United States. His research primarily focuses on human movement strategies, including age-related changes in arm movement and the control of action stability in uncertain environments. Recent publications highlight his work on prehensile control in bimanual tasks and the integration of motor variability evaluation into movement system assessment.

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Elizabeth Richards

Purdue University

UNITED STATES

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Ashwini Kulkarni

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Old Dominion University

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Steve Amireault

Purdue University

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Bradley Duerstock

Purdue University

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Wolfgang Stuerzlinger

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Simon Fraser University

CANADA

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Junkyung Song

Assistant Professor

Kyungpook National University

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Shirley Rietdyk

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Purdue University

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Satyajit Ambike

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Articles (19)

Step by adaptive step: How younger and older adults navigate obstacles

Handy divisions: Hand-specific specialization of prehensile control in bimanual tasks

A machine-learning method isolating changes in wrist kinematics that identify age-related changes in arm movement

Feasibility of Using Inertial Measurement Units (IMUs) to Augment Cadaveric Temporal Training

Human movement strategies in uncertain environments: A synergy-based approach to the stability-agility tradeoff

Two aspects of feed-forward control of action stability: effects of action speed and unexpected events

Advanced modeling method for quantifying cumulative subjective fatigue in mid-air interaction

Humans prioritize walking efficiency or walking stability based on environmental risk

Between a Walk and a Hard Place: How Stepping Patterns Change While Navigating Environmental Obstacles

Integrating Motor Variability Evaluation Into Movement System Assessment

Locomotion control during curb descent: Bilateral ground reaction variables covary consistently during the double support phase regardless of future foot placement constraints

Co-occurrences of fall-related factors in adults aged 60 to 85 years in the United States National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey

Expectation of volitional arm movement has prolonged effects on the grip force exerted on a pinched object

Hierarchical and synergistic organization of control variables during the multi-digit grasp of a free and an externally fixed object

Dynamics and stability of task-specific manifolds

Sensitivity of the Toe Height to Multijoint Angular Changes in the Lower Limbs During Unobstructed and Obstructed Gait

Step length synergy is weaker in older adults during obstacle crossing.

Step length synergy while crossing obstacles is weaker in patients with Parkinson’s disease

The Influence of Recent Actions and Anticipated Actions on the Stability of Finger Forces During a Tracking Task.

Collaborators (7)

Elizabeth Richards

Ashwini Kulkarni

Steve Amireault

Bradley Duerstock

Wolfgang Stuerzlinger

Junkyung Song

Shirley Rietdyk

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