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This contribution presents a knee model implemented in SimscapeTM and analyses its usability regarding biomechanical aspects. The model simulates the flexion of a human knee. It contains the three bones of the human knee, which are linked together by two revolute joints and one spring damper element representing the patellar tendon. This illustrates a simplification of the human knee joint due to the restriction of degrees of freedom. Finally, this work discusses the advantages and disadvantages of using the multibody library in Simscape for biomechanical models.

Simulation Case Study: Using Simscape for Human Knee Joint Models