Publications by authors named "Jens Krzywinski"

Article Synopsis
  • This study looked at how using special laparoscopic tools with vibration feedback can help surgeons learn to handle tissue better.
  • They tested three different types of vibrations while experienced surgeons and novices performed tasks like transferring pegs and tying knots.
  • The results showed that using the right kind of vibration (F2) helped everyone use less force, especially during tougher tasks like suturing compared to not having any feedback at all.
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Low back pain patients often have deficits in trunk stability. For this reason, many patients receive physiotherapy treatment, which represents an enormous socio-economic burden. Training at home could reduce these costs.

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One often discussed reason for motorcyclists' high risk of accidents is that they are less conspicuous to other road users than are other motorised vehicles. The present paper aims to identify a front signal pattern created by additional light sources that would make motorcycles clearly and quickly distinguishable from other vehicles, and that would therefore facilitate localisation and identification of motorcycles. Results of a laboratory experiment have shown that motorcycles with a T-shaped light configuration are more quickly identified, particularly when the motorcycles are in visual competition with other motorised road users.

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