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Portable and Low-Cost Markerless Motion Capture Systems to Assess Kinematics in Sport
Markerless motion capture systems have improved drastically over the last 20 years. What are the capacities and considerations for implementing these types of systems?
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Spin-offs in Sports Tech #8: Springbok Analytics
This time in our series about academic spin-offs in sports tech, we’re focusing on a very exciting company called Springbok Analytics. We interviewed Silvia Blemker, Co-Founder, and Savannah Benusa, Director of Strategy and Operations, to find out about their key insights and lessons learned so far.
Springbok Analytics has an AI-powered platform that transforms MRI scans into 3D analyses of muscle. With these analyses, they are able to provide objective insights to inform physicians, physical therapists, athletic trainers, and scientists. These insights are then used for the benefit of injury management, performance optimization, or the treatment of MSK conditions.
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Establishing a Global Standard for Wearable Devices in Sports and Exercise Medicine
Millions of datapoints are generated daily from consumer sport and fitness wearables. The need for a global standard is rapidly growing.
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Maximizing impact as an academic with a personal impact development plan
Most business researchers and educators strive to create an impact on academia, business and society. How can they achieve this ambition?
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Machine learning methods in sports injury prediction and prevention
Machine learning (ML) methods could be helpful in injury prediction and prevention, so which ML methods are currently used and are they accurate?
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Spin-offs in Sports Tech #7: Elipsys
For the 7th article in our series about academic spin-offs in sports tech, we spoke with Adam Kiefer, CEO & Co-founder at Elipsys. Elipsys creates evidence-based learning models that support performance tracking technology to provide players, coaches, and teams with unique performance solutions that accelerate skill learning.
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Webinar insights - Marketing & communication actions for Sports & Health tech professionals
In this guest article Julie Vandenhouweele sums up a few take-aways from our webinar on 16/03, in which she was a panelist together with Alfred Campenaerts and Cheri Bradish.
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Webinar insights - Product design & development in Academia, Industry and Sports practice
Here's a summary of the most interesting insights from our webinar on 23/02. Our 3 panelists were: Dries De Roeck, Ine Van Caekenberghe and Jan Stryckers.
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Sports Information Systems: a comparison for categorization
Requirements for Sports Information Systems (SIS) are very heterogeneous, so which fields, features and functions do SIS actually cover?
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Spin-offs in Sports Tech #6: Runeasi
Introduction
For the 6th article in our series about academic spin-offs in sports tech, we spoke with Kurt Schütte, CEO & Co-founder at Runeasi. Runeasi offers evidence-based biomechanical gait analysis for sports physiotherapists, podiatrists, and coaches using wearable technology.