Search Results - Sports Technology

Reddin, J. C. C.

Zentai, B., Toka, L. Subjects: “…water sports (rowing, canoeing, sailing)…”

Alooeff, E., Guseinov, D., Lukashevich, D., Bykov, D., Minchenya, A. Collective title: “…Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Sport Sciences Research and Technology Support icSPORTS - Volume 1…”

Vastola, R., Serra, E., Benincasa, M. T., De Martino, M. U., Albano, D. “…This pilot study aims to analyze the kinematic and physiological parameters of female canoe polo players during a simulated match using wearable technologies, specifically K-Sport GPS devices. Data were collected from 10 athletes on the Italian national team with K-AI Wearable Tech devices, which recorded key metrics including distance covered, speed, acceleration, and heart rate. …”

Cruz, M. I., Sarmento, H., Amaro, A. M., Roseiro, L., Gomes, B. B. “…Recent advancements in sensor technology, particularly inertial sensors, have transformed the landscape of sports performance analysis. …”

Rockstroh, S., Frenzel, P., Matthes, D., Schubert, K., Wollburg, D., Fuchs, M. Collective title: “…2024 IEEE International Workshop on Sport, Technology and Research (STAR), Lecco, Italy / Juli 8-10, 2024. …”

Ellis, S., Callaway, A., Dyer, B. Subjects: “…sport for handicapped…”

Goreham, J. A. J. “…Overall, the results of this doctoral research adds to the performance knowledge in the sprint kayak and sports biomechanics literature. As new technology is developed, researchers should continue to investigate the effects of resistive forces on kayak performance, as currently, more knowledge exists on propulsive forces.…”

Rosdahl, H., Nilsson, J., Aitken, D., Osborne, M.

Veispals, M., Gulbe, A. “…However, technological development and recently available specific devices allow to go forward and overcome these challenges. …”

de Zee, M, Kristiansen, M., Lauridsen, H. B., Klitgaard, K.

Romagnoli, C., Lanotte, N., Boatto, P., Caprioli, L., Bonaiuto, V., Annino, G. “…Data acquisition systems are nowadays ubiquitous in modern sports. The technological advances in both Internet of Things and wearable devices are significantly transforming the global market of instruments for the assessment of sport performance, bringing deeper measuring capability. …”

Romagnoli, C., Lanotte, N., Boatto, P., Delgado, D., Caprioli, L., Bonaiuto, V., Annino, G. “…However, in order to evaluate both technical and performance improvements, coaches and athletes have relied on sports technology and the use of new devices that monitor the paddler's performance. …”

Hogan, C., Binnie, M. J., Doyle, M., Peeling, P.

Macdermid, P. W., Coppelmans, A., Cochrane, D.

von Braun, M.-S., Frenzel, P., Käding, C., Fuchs, M.

Zamotin, T. M.

Callejas-Cuervo, M., Pacanchique-Florez, V. M., Sanabria-Arguello, Y. D. “…A group participated with similar anthropometric characteristics such as size, mass, and body mass index. A technological platform was used that allowed the measurement of the kinematics of their movements from the first stroke cycle until the end at a 200-metre distance. …”

Liu, L., Wang, H.-H., Qiu, S., Zhang, Y.-C., Hao, Z.-D. “…Proper stroke posture and rhythm are crucial for kayakers to achieve perfect performance and avoid the occurrence of sport injuries. The traditional video-based analysis method has numerous limitations (e.g., site and occlusion). …”

Liu, L., Qiu, S., Wang, Z., Li, J., Wang, J.