Kinesiologist, his research focuses on locomotor control and adapting to the environment in healthy populations and in populations with mobility problems (e.g., aging populations or with acquired brain injuries), with the aim of developing general evaluation and clinical evaluation tools for mobility. He uses movement analysis, electrophysiology and virtual reality techniques in his laboratory.

Keywords

walking, immersive technology, mobility, biomechanics

Recent publications

• Limb movements of another pedestrian affect crossing distance but not path planning during virtual over ground circumvention
• Mobile phone use impairs stair gait: A pilot study on young adults
• Collision avoidance behaviours when circumventing people of different sizes in various positions and locations

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