Gait-Atlas: Cross-Dataset Gait Explorer · Animation

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muscle lines · 13 lit by our EMG · legs driven by our joint angles

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Muscles Bones Hip Exo Anatomical GRF Biomech Arm swing Isolate EMG
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0activation ÷ this muscle's own peak1
Channels (13) · dot = isolate · name = open in explorer ↗
Muscle glow = EMG activation 0→1, peak-normalized per muscle (timing, not force)
Ivory = bone (Anatomical) · thin gray lines = 226 muscles without EMG
Green arrow = vertical GRF · scale: 1 ×BW = 0.52 m (reference arrow beside the figure)
Cyan = hip-exo overlay · geometry only, follows the hip angle; no force data
Scrub bar: stance / swing, HS & TO ticks · level walk starts at ipsilateral heel strike; stairs/ramps/sit-to-stand use the source's start event
Dataset badge: ● measured in selected set · ● filled from largest set (blue on body too) · ○ faded = no EMG
ⓘ what is data-driven, and what is not Each channel is scaled to its own peak — color shows activation timing within a muscle, not effort between muscles (amplitude is not comparable without MVC). Blue / desaturated muscles on the body are cross-dataset fills, not measured here. Left & right are assumed symmetric (contralateral limb mirrored; the lit/HUD leg is the left).

The legs’ hip / knee / ankle sagittal motion is driven frame-by-frame by our harmonized cross-dataset angle curves. Arm-swing, trunk & pelvis come from a fixed walk.bvh mocap template (MotionBuilder Character1), not from harmonized data. The hip-exo overlay is geometry that follows the hip angle; no assist force is measured or shown.
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angle (source curve)L · litR
Hip flexion——
Knee flexion——
Ankle dorsiflexion——
sign: flexion +, dorsiflexion + (harmonized convention) · “Flip hip” mirrors the render only
TATibialis Ant.—
EMG activation 0–1 = fraction of this muscle's own peak · hover a muscle on the body or a chip; click a dot / bar to isolate
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space play/pause · ← → step 1 % (⇧ 5 %) · h HUD · i isolate · c compare
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