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== CoM vs. CoG == | |||
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== Centre of Pressure (CoP) in relation to Center of Mass (CoM) == | == Centre of Pressure (CoP) in relation to Center of Mass (CoM) == | ||
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Introduction[edit | edit source]
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CoM vs. CoG[edit | edit source]
These measurements are very similar, but have a slight difference.
Centre of Pressure (CoP) in relation to Center of Mass (CoM)[edit | edit source]
Read Center of Pressure vs. Center of Mass (COM) to see a distinct comparison of the two concepts.
It seen that for a balancing task, the COM position is always above the COP position.
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