TMU Hosts Expert Webinar on Next-Gen Biomechanical Motion Analysis
The Department of Physiotherapy at Teerthanker Mahaveer University (TMU) organised a webinar titled “Redefining Motion Analysis: Next Gen Biomechanical Insights of Human-Centric Innovation” on May 2, 2025, at LT-605. This webinar was attended by students and faculty members of BPT and MPT..
The session was spearheaded by hosts Dr. Samarpita Senapati (PT), Dr. Kanchan Kholiya (PT), and Dr. Harish Sharma (PT) and was graced by the presence of Honourable Head of Department Mrs. Shivanee M. Kaul.
Guest Lecture by Mr. Abhineet John: A Global Perspective on Motion Innovation
The highlight of the event was the keynote lecture delivered by Mr. Abhineet John (PT), a registered sports physiotherapist and lecturer at Coventry University, United Kingdom. With extensive experience in sports and human movement sciences, Mr. John introduced students to cutting-edge biomechanical motion analysis tools and AI-integrated innovations shaping the future of physiotherapeutic diagnosis.
Key Innovations Highlighted:
- Isokinetic Dynamometer
- Force Platform
- Electrogoniometer & Inclinometer
- Accelerometers & Wearable Tech
- AI-Integrated Motion Capture Systems
- Biomechanical Data Analytic
Enhancing Clinical Acumen with Human-Centric Insights
Mr. John’s presentation emphasised a paradigm shift from traditional physiotherapy techniques to next-generation, personalised biomechanical solutions, reinforcing the importance of precision and data-driven diagnosis in enhancing patient outcomes.
The interactive format of the session included a brainstorming discussion and a game-based activity, which engaged students in hands-on conceptualisation of movement analysis. These elements helped bridge the gap between theory and clinical application, stimulating a strong interest in pursuing biomechanical research and innovation.
Advancing Learning Through Innovation
This forward-thinking initiative not only met its aim of introducing students to advanced biomechanical motion analysis techniques, but also:
- Boosted student enthusiasm for adopting modern physiotherapy tools
- Fostered global exposure to research and clinical practices
- Encouraged interdisciplinary learning, integrating biomechanics, AI, and wearable tech
A Step Towards Future-Ready Physiotherapists
The Department of Physiotherapy at TMU continues to deliver quality education by inviting global experts and promoting practical learning experiences. Events like these reflect the University’s commitment to cultivating future-ready physiotherapy professionals through scientific exploration, technological insight, and global collaboration.
