This study aims to investigate the biomechanical behaviour and the stiffness impact of the breast internal components during running.

With the increasing need for personal protective equipment, textile-silicone composite structures are proposed in this study to reduce acute impact and moisture while enhancing thermal comfort.

The deformation elasticity behaviour of re-entrant auxetic structures with a bow-tie shape, made of silicone elastomer, is systematically analysed for size accommodation and shape conformity, and compared with traditional polyurethane foam and spacer fabric used in bra pads.

We propose an accurate approach to reveal such correspondence based on radial basis functions (RBFs) and a set of sparsely labelled landmarks, with a good post-alignment scheme.

In order to enhance the fit, comfort, and design of knee braces, this study investigates knee shape deformations across four knee-bending angles from 0° to 90°. Using three-dimensional (3D) scanning technology, the knee contours of 50 Asian males aged between 22 and 33 were examined. The analysis revealed a stretch of the skin covering the […]

This study explores innovative running shoe midsoles using 3D-printed chiral NPR structures to boost shock absorption and support. CAD, CAE, and FEA optimize cushioning, propulsion, and stability, with wear trials validating the biomechanical benefits, showcasing superior performance in reducing forefoot stress.