Samuel Hybois

Samuel Hybois is a Lecturer at the Faculty of Science, Paris-Saclay University, specializing in biomechanics and human movement analysis.

• His research encompasses biomechanical analysis of human movement at whole-body and joint-specific scales, with a focus on the shoulder
• Development of kinematic, dynamic, and muscular analysis using motion capture, inertial measurement units, and musculoskeletal modeling
• Refinement of optimization functions for distributing inter-segmental forces across muscles, validated by EMG signals
• Applications in sports (performance enhancement and injury risk assessment for both able-bodied and disabled athletes) and mobility aid devices (e.g., manual wheelchairs) through predictive movement simulations

Dr. Hybois actively bridges theoretical biomechanical modeling with practical applications in sports science and rehabilitation engineering, utilizing real-world motion data to optimize human-device interactions and movement safety.