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  1. Yewande Adesida - Imperial College London.png

    23/04/2021

    The development of strain sensors in sports

    Inertial measurement units (IMUs) have been the standard in sports for years, but strain sensors are rather new - what are these, and what are the limitations?
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    05/04/2021

    Hyperoxia research converted into a device

    Acute hyperoxia on sports performance seems to provide small benefits - a device has been developed so that more research can expand the current findings.
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    03/03/2021

    Which features are underused in mobile fitness & health applications?

    Fitness and health apps have been booming over the last couple of years, but what are the key features in these apps that can actually motivate people?
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  4. Measuring biomechanical loads - cover.jpg

    03/02/2021

    Measuring biomechanical loads and their impact in sports: from lab to field

    Measuring biomechanical loads in the lab is popular in sports, but there is still a lack of field-based tissue and structural loads metrics.
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    12/01/2021

    How Open Science and Open Innovation can be combined to link dispersed knowledge

    Open Innovation in Science (OIS) can improve academia & industry collaborations, but how can the current boundaries be overcome? This framework shows the way.
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    28/12/2020

    A decision-making framework for implementing technology in sports

    Implementing information technologies in sports has a couple of key pitfalls that can be avoided - find out what these are and how to overcome them
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  7. Jan De Bruyne & Michiel Fierens - Legal and ethical considerations concerning AI in sports.png

    21/12/2020

    Legal and ethical considerations concerning AI in sports

    What is the impact of Artificial Intelligence on Sports? AI-based systems have several applications in sports, such as scouting, coaching, and decision-making.
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  8. Kristof De Mey - Cheri Bradish - The need for a global sports tech research network.png

    18/12/2020

    The Need For A Global Sports Tech Research Network: The Case for STRN

    STRN is a global sports tech research network contributing to the creation of innovative and effective sports technologies by combining research and industry.
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  9. Underexposed aspects of Wearable Activity Trackers - Where's your win.jpeg

    30/11/2020

    Underexposed aspects of Wearable Activity Trackers: Where's your win?

    Activity tracker research delivers plenty of new insights for the industry and consumers - find out about the key insights on quality and effectiveness.
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