Resources & Links

Resources on affine control theory, golf biomechanics, and mathematical modeling

Welcome to the Resources section. Here you'll find curated collections of videos, software tools, websites, datasets, and information about researchers working in the fields of robotics, control theory, biomechanics, and golf science. Use the navigation menu on the left to explore different categories.

Videos

Educational video playlists covering robotics, control theory, biomechanics, and golf swing analysis. Includes courses from MIT, comprehensive tutorials, and scientific demonstrations.

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Software

Modeling and simulation software for robotics and biomechanics, including physics engines, dynamics libraries, and machine learning tools for golf swing analysis.

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Websites

Curated collection of websites offering research resources, tutorials, and tools for understanding robotics, biomechanics, and golf science.

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Datasets

Datasets for golf swing analysis, biomechanics research, and sports performance analysis. Includes video databases, pose estimation datasets, and motion capture data.

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Reference Books

Essential reading for robotics, screw axis theory, golf science, and classical mechanics. Includes Amazon links, previews, and additional resources where available.

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Papers

Journal articles and research papers with links to publications and Google Scholar. Curated collection of papers relevant to robotics, biomechanics, and golf science.

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Researchers

Profiles of researchers and experts working in golf biomechanics, robotics, and control theory. Learn about their work and access their publications and resources.

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Interaction Forces

Source-collection page for interaction forces in the golf swing, with emphasis on what still needs paper-by-paper review before strong claims about segment sequencing or clubhead speed are made.

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NotebookLM

Machine-assisted study notes for key technical references using Google's NotebookLM.

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Bibliography

Interactive, searchable bibliography of references in biomechanics, robotics, and control theory.

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