Material Characterization

Material characterization is used to evaluate the mechanical properties of biological tissues by measuring their response to applied force. Our lab utilizes indentation techniques to assess tissue stiffness, pressure distribution, and material properties, aiding in the development of personalized orthotic solutions and medical applications

On Going Works

Development of Foot Diagnosis and Shoe Manufacturing Technology for Disabled

Determining the material properties of the foot through indentation experiments using

visco-hyperelastic models.

Estimating foot material properties with machine learning and integrating them into

Finite Element Analysis software for foot analysis.

Related Publications

In-vivo viscous properties of the heel pad by stress-relaxation experiment based on a spherical indentation

Ryo Suzuki, Kohta Ito, Lee Taeyong, Naomichi Ogihara

Parameter identification of hyperelastic material properties of the heel pad based on an analytical contact mechanics model of a spherical indentation

Ryo Suzuki a, Kohta Ito a, Taeyong Lee b, Naomichi Ogihara

Manufacturing Process, Tensile-Compressive, and Impact Properties of Tungsten (W)-Particle-Reinforced SLA Methacrylate

Mattia Perin, Luca Quagliato, Guido A Berti, Changsoon Jang, Sewon Jang, Taeyong Lee

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