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Brian Armstrong

Professor

University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee

Affiliations

College of Engineering & Applied Science

Biomedical Engineering

Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

College of Letters & Science

Brian Armstrong is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Professor at University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee.

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University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee

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engineering automatic control systems engineering control systems control engineering friction robotics mechanical engineering neuroscience neuroimaging stability magnetic resonance imaging kinematics human movement biomechanics medical imaging control science machine vision active control control optimization sport physical therapy magnetic resonance biomedical imaging musculoskeletal science nonlinear control nonlinear pid control numerical simulations tribology sport medicine pilot experiment movement analysis motion control friction control pid control musculoskeletal function orthopedic biomechanics exercise rehabilitation control technology object tracking brain imaging field robotics applied physiology physical medicine musculoskeletal disorders control system technology methodology comparison problem importance comparative methods continual improvement process advanced motion control robot kinematics haptic technologies spinal biomechanics musculoskeletal research sport injuries exercise science sport science magnetic resonance spectroscopy robot control state estimation intelligent robotics analysis tools compensation methods inertial parameters explicit dynamic model low-speed motion stick slip elasto-plastic friction model contact compliance experimental determination model parameters haptic rendering function analysis static friction anterior cruciate ligament anticipatory effects medical image computing radiology motion analysis image analysis

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A Preliminary Exploration of Virtual Reality-Based Visual and Touch Sensory Processing Assessment for Adolescents With Autism Spectrum Disorder. IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering (2021)

Ankit KoiralaZhiwei YuHillary SchiltzAmy Van HeckeBrian ArmstrongZhi Zheng

rehabilitationpreliminary explorationneuropsychological rehabilitationchild-computer interactionrehabilitation engineeringsensometricsvirtual realityneural engineeringvisual processingneural scienceimmersive technologiesautism spectrum disorderneurorehabilitationadolescent healthsystems neurosciencesensory sciencevisual sciencespecial education technologyneuroscienceengineering

A Controls Laboratory Program With an Accent on System Identification. (2020)

Brian Armstrong

systems engineeringcontrol systemscontrol engineeringcontrol sciencesystem diagnosissystem sciencesystem identificationcontrols laboratory program

A Design Project for a Second Course in Controls. (2020)

Brian Armstrong

control designcontrol systemsdesigndesign projectsecond coursecontrol engineeringcontrol scienceautomatic control

Percutaneous Mr-Guided Interventions Using an Optical Moiré Phase Tracking System: Initial Results. PLoS ONE (2018)

Urte KägebeinFrank GodenschwegerBrian S. R. ArmstrongGeorg RoseFrank K. WackerOliver SpeckBennet Hensen

public healthmagnetic resonance imagingradiologyneuroimagingplo biologymedical imagingbiomedical imagingpercutaneous mr-guided interventionshealth sciences

Comparison of Optical and Mr‐Based Tracking. Magnetic Resonance in Medicine (2014)

Kazim GumusBrian KeatingNathan WhiteBrian Andrews‐ShigakiBrian ArmstrongJulian MaclarenMaxim ZaitsevAnders DaleThomas Ernst

magnetic resonance imagingmedicinemagnetic resonancetracking systemsneuroimagingbrain imagingmedical imagingmr-based trackingbiomedical imagingoptical metrologyobject trackingneurosciencehealth sciences

Reduced Hamstring Strength Increases Anterior Cruciate Ligament Loading During Anticipated Sidestep Cutting. Clinical Biomechanics (2014)

Joshua T. WeinhandlJennifer E. Earl-BoehmKyle T. EbersoleWendy E. HuddlestonBrian S.R. ArmstrongKristian M. O'Connor

physiologyrehabilitationsport physical therapykinematicskinesiologymusculoskeletal researchapplied physiologymusculoskeletal scienceorthopedic biomechanicsexercise physiologyhuman movementsport medicinemusculoskeletal functionathletic trainingbiomechanicsexercise rehabilitation

Anticipatory Effects on Anterior Cruciate Ligament Loading During Sidestep Cutting. Clinical Biomechanics (2013)

Joshua T. WeinhandlJennifer E. Earl-BoehmKyle T. EbersoleWendy E. HuddlestonBrian S.R. ArmstrongKristian M. O'Connor

physiologyspinal biomechanicsrehabilitationsport physical therapyanticipatory effectskinesiologykinematicsmusculoskeletal scienceorthopedic biomechanicshuman movementmusculoskeletal functionmotor controlanterior cruciate ligamentathletic trainingbiomechanics

CORRECTION: Measurement and Correction of Microscopic Head Motion During Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Brain. PLoS ONE (2013)

Julian MaclarenBrian S. R. ArmstrongRobert T. BarrowsK. A. DanishadThomas ErnstColin L. FosterKazim GumusMichael HerbstIlja Y. KadashevichTodd P. KusikQiaotian LiCris Lovell-SmithThomas PrietoPeter SchulzeOliver SpeckDaniel StuchtMaxim Zaitsev

magnetic resonance imagingneuroimagingerror correctionneurosciencemicroscopic head motion

Effect of Patellofemoral Pain on Strength and Mechanics After an Exhaustive Run. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2013)

DAVID M. BAZETT-JONESSTEPHEN C. COBBWENDY E. HUDDLESTONKRISTIAN M. O’CONNORBRIAN S. R. ARMSTRONGJENNIFER E. EARL-BOEHM

physical medicinerehabilitationsport injurieshuman movementsport medicineorthopedic surgerymusculoskeletal disordersphysical therapymedicinepatellofemoral painathletic trainingexercise rehabilitationmusculoskeletal sciencebiomechanicsphysiologysport physical therapysport scienceexhaustive runexercise science

Fast Noniterative Calibration of an External Motion Tracking Device. Magnetic Resonance in Medicine (2013)

Benjamin ZahneisenChris Lovell‐SmithMichael HerbstMaxim ZaitsevOliver SpeckBrian ArmstrongThomas Ernst

medicinemagnetic resonancebiomedical engineeringmedical devicesnoniterative calibrationhealth sciencesinstrumentation

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Brian Armstrong

Professor

University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee

Affiliations

College of Engineering & Applied Science

Biomedical Engineering

Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

College of Letters & Science

Brian Armstrong is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Professor at University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee.

Honors

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Experiences

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University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ankit KoiralaZhiwei YuHillary SchiltzAmy Van HeckeBrian ArmstrongZhi Zheng

A Controls Laboratory Program With an Accent on System Identification. (2020)

Brian Armstrong

systems engineeringcontrol systemscontrol engineeringcontrol sciencesystem diagnosissystem sciencesystem identificationcontrols laboratory program

A Design Project for a Second Course in Controls. (2020)

Brian Armstrong

control designcontrol systemsdesigndesign projectsecond coursecontrol engineeringcontrol scienceautomatic control

Percutaneous Mr-Guided Interventions Using an Optical Moiré Phase Tracking System: Initial Results. PLoS ONE (2018)

Urte KägebeinFrank GodenschwegerBrian S. R. ArmstrongGeorg RoseFrank K. WackerOliver SpeckBennet Hensen

public healthmagnetic resonance imagingradiologyneuroimagingplo biologymedical imagingbiomedical imagingpercutaneous mr-guided interventionshealth sciences

Comparison of Optical and Mr‐Based Tracking. Magnetic Resonance in Medicine (2014)

Kazim GumusBrian KeatingNathan WhiteBrian Andrews‐ShigakiBrian ArmstrongJulian MaclarenMaxim ZaitsevAnders DaleThomas Ernst

Reduced Hamstring Strength Increases Anterior Cruciate Ligament Loading During Anticipated Sidestep Cutting. Clinical Biomechanics (2014)

Joshua T. WeinhandlJennifer E. Earl-BoehmKyle T. EbersoleWendy E. HuddlestonBrian S.R. ArmstrongKristian M. O'Connor

Anticipatory Effects on Anterior Cruciate Ligament Loading During Sidestep Cutting. Clinical Biomechanics (2013)

Joshua T. WeinhandlJennifer E. Earl-BoehmKyle T. EbersoleWendy E. HuddlestonBrian S.R. ArmstrongKristian M. O'Connor

CORRECTION: Measurement and Correction of Microscopic Head Motion During Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Brain. PLoS ONE (2013)

magnetic resonance imagingneuroimagingerror correctionneurosciencemicroscopic head motion

Effect of Patellofemoral Pain on Strength and Mechanics After an Exhaustive Run. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2013)

DAVID M. BAZETT-JONESSTEPHEN C. COBBWENDY E. HUDDLESTONKRISTIAN M. O’CONNORBRIAN S. R. ARMSTRONGJENNIFER E. EARL-BOEHM

Fast Noniterative Calibration of an External Motion Tracking Device. Magnetic Resonance in Medicine (2013)

Benjamin ZahneisenChris Lovell‐SmithMichael HerbstMaxim ZaitsevOliver SpeckBrian ArmstrongThomas Ernst

medicinemagnetic resonancebiomedical engineeringmedical devicesnoniterative calibrationhealth sciencesinstrumentation

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