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Hi. I would like to share one point on the research part. I've read a couple of studies you've done especially with dynamic balance and energy consumption of different gaits along with kinetics of horse locomotion. I'm not fully concentrating in the field of biomechanical study, However, it's the advantage of understanding the biological nature of locomotion gives an enormous impact in the field of bio-inspired robotics and biomechatronics. You may know, MIT cheetah robot and others. For the reason, biomechanical studies an important tool to discover the living creatures together with the use of classical mechanics theory. Currently, we are able to understand how the center of mass of movement affects not only the energy efficiency of quadrupedal locomotion but also showing acceptable treatment for the health(Food processing, muscles activity in human body...) across all ages of riders with the effective range of side by side movement produced by human trained well-performed literal gait(That we call "Usan telmen"). In English, its translated as "water flow like ambling" which is also known as higher ambling. For a long time, I had the desire to understand this human trained gait as I had experienced as a rider. I truly inspired by your work which the techniques that used in these studies and logic explanations, result are sufficient to understand and explore the behavior of other gaits too.

Wish you all the best!.

Sincerely,

Dondogjamts Batbaatar

Member of Mongolian ambling horse federation,

Graduate student in Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan.

Email: [email protected]

I have worked with a company named XSENS who provide equipment for capturing body motion. I guess you are OK for sensors but if not, you could do worse.