Keywords

inverted pendulum, motor learning, motor repetition, aging, older adults, young adults, dexterous manipulation, force training, movement training, motor control

Description

This dataset contains the data associated with the study “Effect of Simple Motor Repetition on Inverted Pendulum Control: Exploring Age-Related Variations.” The study examined how force-based and movement-based motor repetition influence subsequent inverted-pendulum control and learning in young and older adults using a robotic interface. The dataset includes measures of pendulum control performance and progression through task difficulty levels across experimental blocks and training conditions.

Data Source

The data were collected from human participants during controlled laboratory experiments using a robotic interface to perform a virtual inverted-pendulum task.

Abstract

This dataset contains data from a human motor-control experiment investigating how prior motor repetition influences subsequent control and learning of a virtual inverted-pendulum task in young and older adults. Participants performed the inverted-pendulum task using a robotic interface and completed either force-based or movement-based repetition training between task blocks. The dataset includes measures of pendulum control performance, task progression, training condition, hand, and age group. These data support the study “Effect of Simple Motor Repetition on Inverted Pendulum Control: Exploring Age-Related Variations.”

Release Date

8-23-2026

Document Type

Data

Language

English

College

College of Engineering and Computer Science

Additional Files
Pendulum_Sheet.xlsx (209 kB)
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