Blog
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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.
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The role of stakeholder engagement in sport and exercise medicine
The right amount of stakeholder engagement is crucial for innovation in sports and exercise medicine, but how to identify the right amount?
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Sports Data Visualization Insights
How can we create visualizations of data in sports that are accurate, clear, and actually useful to the end-user?
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The use of artificial intelligence in sports medicine
Artificial Intelligence techniques can transform the field of orthopaedics and sports medicine, but to which aspects will AI add the most value?
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University-Industry collaborations & Innovation for Impact in Sport: call for participants in a research study
As part of his MBA program, Prof. George Nassis is seeking to understand the facilitators and barriers in the university-industry collaborations (UIC) in the sports science and sports medicine domain.
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Novel technology in sports biomechanics: some words of caution
Several new technologies to measure biomechanics have come into existence, but how to make a decision on which one to use in practice and how to use it?
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Spin-offs in Sports Tech #5: Gait Up
Introduction
This is already the fifth article in our series about academic spin-offs in sports tech. This time, we spoke with Patrick Pestalozzi, Managing Director, and Fabien Massé, Director of Technology & Engineering at Gait Up. Gait Up combines sensors, algorithms, and biomechanics to provide world-leading motion analysis.
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Commercial resistance training monitoring devices reviewed
The availability of commercially available resistance training monitoring devices has been increasing, but their validity and reliability are questionable.
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