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Technology has advanced sports in several ways: 1) Equipment like swimsuits, touch pads, and starting pistols have improved performance times and accuracy in swimming. 2) Sensors in trainers and cameras help track positions in running and provide instant replays. 3) Advances like graphite, man-made fibers, and safety gear enhance athletes' power, comfort, and protection without limiting movement.
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This document describes a neural network-based tool for golf swing analysis called AI Golf that was developed to help users improve their swing through self-training. The tool compares a user's swing motion to that of an expert and identifies key differences using unsupervised learning. It analyzes video and 3D pose data of swings to synchronize motions and detect variations in the latent space. The tool was found to accurately identify subtle discrepancies between user and expert swings. It has the potential to provide personalized feedback to help golfers enhance various aspects of their swing. Future work may involve integrating additional sensors and technologies to provide more detailed coaching and analysis capabilities.
Performance Funnel
Athlete Performance Tracking - Data Analytics that can be used to measure your performance and to guide you as a coach to future potential.
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Seminar on Sports and Information Technology held at UCSC on 10th July 2010 under the distinguish patronage of Hon. C.B. Rathnayake Minister of Sports, Member of Parliament Thilanga Sumithipala and Professor Kshanika Hirimburegama Vice-Chancellor, University of Colombo
IOT Infinitum Platform Sport Prods v2
IOTInfinitumPlatform is a company that designs and produces technology products and devices to be licensed by clients. They work with clients to define features for products in sports and training. Their team has skills in customer experience design, hardware design, software/firmware, mobile apps, and web design. They can integrate various sensors, communication technologies, data storage, and actuators into devices. Examples of devices they have created include trackers for skiing, surfing, motor sports, tennis, swimming, running, ball sports, and fishing that record performance data and location. Their goal is to deliver cost-effective devices with the features required by customers to improve performance and skills.
Info processing, reaction time, memory 2014
1. The document provides information on information processing models that can be applied to sporting situations. It describes models like the simple input-decision-output model, Whiting's model, and Welford's model.
2. It discusses the three stages of perception - stimulus identification, response selection, and response programming. It also covers selective attention and short-term memory.
3. The document provides tasks for students to apply the information processing models to a sport of their choice and discusses strategies for improving memory, like rehearsal and linking information to previous knowledge.
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The document discusses various ways that technology can be used in physical education without replacing physical activity. It provides examples of using video cameras, MP3 players, mobile phones, YouTube, Google Docs, Skype, and other tools to enhance physical education lessons, analyze skills, communicate with students, and more. The key message is that technology should be used as a tool to explore and improve understanding of physical activity, not replace exercise. Most classes would still involve 90% physical activity without technology.
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The document discusses various technologies that can be used in physical education, including video cameras, MP3 players, mobile phones, YouTube, Google Docs, Skype, and Posterous. Specifically, it provides examples of how each technology can be utilized, such as using video cameras to film and analyze techniques, MP3 players to create lesson podcasts, mobile phone calendars and stopwatches to organize sessions, and Google Docs and Skype to connect with other classes and experts around the world. The overall message is that these emerging technologies are tools that can help explore and enhance physical activity learning when used appropriately in the physical education classroom.
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The document discusses using technology such as video games, mobile phones, and GPS in physical education classes. Specifically, it provides 12 examples of how different technologies can be utilized, such as using the Nintendo Wii to teach concepts like skill classification and intensity. It also describes a program called "How Fit Are Wii" where students recorded their exercise both in class and on Wii Fit games to analyze fitness concepts. Overall the document advocates that technology should be used as a tool in PE and only for 10% of class time, while 90% remains dedicated to physical activity.
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The document discusses various technologies that can be used in physical education, including video cameras, MP3 players, mobile phones, YouTube, Google Docs, Skype, and Posterous. Specifically, it provides examples of how each technology can be utilized, such as using video cameras to film and analyze techniques, MP3 players to create lesson podcasts, mobile phone calendars and stopwatches to organize sessions, and Google Docs and Skype to connect with other classes and experts around the world. The overall message is that these emerging technologies are tools that can help explore and enhance physical activity learning when used appropriately in the physical education classroom.
Technology in Athletics
Technology has greatly impacted athletics in many ways, from how athletes train and compete to how sports are officiated and viewed by fans. Coaches and athletes now have access to technologies like video analysis, wearable devices, and data tracking to enhance training, recover, and evaluate performance. Sports organizations have integrated technologies like instant replay, sensors, and social media to officiate games more accurately, monitor player health, and engage with fans. While technologies provide benefits, leagues continue working to standardize rules for new equipment and find the right balance of integrating technologies without slowing down games too much.
Aspiresmall
The document provides an overview of technologies and applied support for performance analysis in sports, including examples of using video coding and annotation tools to analyze coaching styles and athlete behavior, as well as creating customized workout videos and live feedback systems for athletes. It also outlines a process for identifying an athlete's needs, selecting appropriate technologies, establishing performance analysis procedures, and delivering analysis outcomes to coaches and athletes.
A study of Parramatta Eels 2012
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Info processing, reaction time, memory 2013
The document provides information on information processing as it relates to physical education, including how information is transmitted through the nervous system, models of information processing like HIP that can analyze sports performance, and the use of different memory stores. It also includes examples of tasks and activities that can be used to teach concepts like the stages of perception, models of information processing, improving memory, and analyzing reaction time, response time, and movement time. The document aims to outline key concepts in information processing and provide practical applications for teaching these ideas in a physical education context.
Talent Development, Performance Potential and Computer Support in Sports
The document discusses using mathematical modeling and computer analysis to optimize athlete selection and event scheduling for sports teams. Key points discussed include:
- Tracking athlete performance metrics over time to assess developmental potential and optimal events.
- Using linear programming models to maximize the number of medals by selecting optimal athletes for each event.
- Accounting for both objectively measurable metrics like VO2 max as well as subjective metrics like leadership in the models.
Mindset Technologies - overview
The document summarizes a startup's efforts to build a "pulse watch for the brain" to measure and track human attention and cognitive load. The startup aims to collect neuroscience and biometric data from esports players using augmented reality glasses to help optimize training, identify fatigue, and enable peak performance. Initial partnerships are with leading esports teams, and the goal is to develop analytics and training software for various performance-critical industries.
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- 9. Can provide instant feedback to help officials make a decision, or for training purposes.
- 12. Can undermine their ability to be an official.
- 18. Man made fibres – swimming costumes are now made with a material that make a swimmer faster – streamlined .
- 19. Touch pads – on the walls of swimming pools to get the position and time of the swimmer.
- 20. Starters – they are now connected to timers so the time is right in swimming.
- 21. Recording sensor – in the trainers of runners so they can be tracked what position they are or if they have gone off route.
- 23. Cameras – photo finish
- 24. Cameras – try line technology for replay in rugby
- 25. Graphite – for more power and speed in golf and tennis
- 26. Man made fibres – to keep performers warm or cool
- 27. Replays – instant feedback – football
- 28. Visual analysis – can perfect skills – gymnastics
- 29. Screens – better viewing for spectators – football and rugby
- 30. Safety equipment – cricket pads that don’t hinder movement