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The role of muscle forces in neck comfort for static seating: a pilot study

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Title
The role of muscle forces in neck comfort for static seating: a pilot study
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Frontiers in Mechanical Engineering, April 2024
DOI 10.3389/fmech.2024.1373545
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Obidah Alawneh, Basaam Rassas, Xianzhi Zhong, Jason Xi, Reza Faieghi, Fengfeng Xi

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#23,858,271
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#630
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#18
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