The document discusses how IoT is used in sports through devices like smart stadiums, fitness trackers, and smart bikes. It describes how IoT helps with player development and safety through sensors and data collection. Coaches can analyze player performance, efficiency, and injuries. Fans can have an immersive experience at smart stadiums with sensors controlling amenities. Finally, specific devices like Fitbits and Peloton bikes are highlighted for how they integrate live and on-demand workouts and classes through their built-in screens and connectivity.

1. Presented by
Group II

2. CONTENTS
• INTRODUCTION
• USES OF IOT
• IOT IN SPORTS
• NEED FOR IOT IN
SPORTS
• 3 MAJOR
DISADVANTAGES
• SAMRT GADGETS IN
SPORTS
• SMART STADIUM

3. INTRODUCTION
 The Internet of Things (IoT) describes the network of physical
objects.
 THINGS - that are embedded with sensors, software and other
technologies for the purpose of connecting and exchanging data
with other
devices and systems over the internet.
 These devices range from ordinary household objects to
sophisticated
Industrial tools.

4. USES OF IOT
• Home Automation
• Wearable health Monitors
• Disaster security systems
• Biometric Automation
• Smart cars
• Process Automation
• Farming
• Shopping Malls

5. IOT plays an important role in sports today through players
development, players safety and fan engagement.
Coaches, players and fans are able to shape Game strategy,
Analyze potential injuries and Customize experience analyzing data
collected via multiple devices.

6. NEED FOR IOT IN SPORTS
• The Sports Industry has been adapting to an increasingly digital
world. Many organization are utilizing IOT to improve their operations.
* Player Development : Combining advanced analytics with sensors
and game video, coaches can easily find out the player efficiency,
player performance and opponent weakness to develop in game
strategy.
* Player Safety : IOT is shaping the way that sports physicians, physical
therapists are reducing injuries and helping players heal faster.
Devices such as smart insoles gives abundance of data that helps
keep players healthy and fit.

7. DISADVANTAGES
Losing control over your
life.
Yields unemployment.
Lack of security and
privacy.

8. SMARTGADGETS INSPORTS
•Peleton Bike
•Smart stadium
•Smart shoes
•Fitness watch

9.  It is a smart future
invention .
 Euro 2024: from video
security to “ smart stadium
manager”.
 Billions of dollars are
Invested .

10. PRESENT AND POSSIBLE
FUTURES
• It has a Wi-Fi connectivity with high speed.
• Also,5G technology is used to stream 4k
video on the video board .
• It is completely designed with sophisticated
television and home theatres.
• Levi’s stadium uses sensors to monitor
ventilation and heating inside the area.

11. Fans can withness the game from the players perspective through video
technology.
Food and drinks can be delivered directly to fans on their seats through done
Technology.
360- degree replays means fans never miss an important moment.
Engagement
 The stadium of the future is here, allowing fans to engage with their
favourite teams and athletes like never before. Many organizations are
investing billions of dollars on new stadiums by looking stadium capacity
with the help of IOT.

12. SMART SOLUTIONS
1. Water &electricity consumption tracking to conserve resources
2. Equipment failure can be prevented with the help of predictive
maintenance.
3. Empty parking sports can be located.

13. 13 WAYS YOUR FITBIT TRACKER CAN HELP BOOST
ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE
• It offers on-board GPS-for accurate pace, distance,
elevation climbed, split times, as well as a map of your
walk, run, or ride route on-device without having to
carry your phone.
• It continuous heart rate zone reporting (see “Workout
At the Right I Intensity,” below).
• Water resistance up to 50 meters.
• An interval timer.
• An exercise mode that can capture real-time stats of
over 20 types of activities.

14. The Fitbit app has a
specific groups like

15. • Exercising according to heart rate is old hat for
endurance athletes like Ryan Hall: “Tracking my heart
rate during exercise is a great way for me to know I’m
staying in whatever zone I am intending to be in,” says
Ryan.
• So if I’m running easy I know my heart rate should be in
the 120-130 beats-per-minute (bpm) range, and if I’m
running hard I know I need to get my heart rate up to
150-170 bpm

16.  How much rest you need isn’t just dependent on
how much you train, but on your non-exercise
activity as well.
 “We always take into account how hard we train
but rarely do we take into account how much we
are moving,” says Ryan Hall.
 “Tracking" steps gives me a good overall picture of
how active my day was and if I need to adjust my
training based on how much time I’ve already
spent.

18. PELOTON BIKE
• Peloton Interactive, Inc. is an American exercise equipment and
media company based in New York City.
• Main products are internet-connected stationary bicycles and
treadmills that enable monthly subscribers.
• Millions of Members use this platform to connect, bond, inspire and
grow stronger together.

19. PELOTON BIKE

20. BENEFITS OF PELOTON
• The Peloton indoor cycling bike features a built-in wireless touch screen that allows you
to stream live or on-demand classes to get a great workout at home.
• Peloton bikes are available in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany,
Australia and parts of Canada.
• All of Peloton's bikes include a touch screen. Users can video chat with friends.