Lunds University, Parasport Sweden and Blekinge Technology of Institute have colloberate to build a platform for save and healthy parasport. From January to may has a student team build a prototye how this platform would look like and from there has a regional webcompany WIP continued the work. The platform will be released during autumn 2022.
From january to may have 5 different student teams from Industrial Engineering at Blekinge institute of Technology, developed business models, based on a new organisation called K3H. K3H workes with promoting physical and mental health in sociaty. Health & Sports Technology Initiative has worked with the students by inspiration and also acted as experts in the panel at the final presentations!
In the last number of Swedish media “Idrott & Kunskap” was our network included in an article on pole vault measurement and a revealing detail on why Armand is the world’s best in his sport!
to read the full article and the rest of the magazine read more
New resaerch with title “Generating Weekly Training Plans in the Style of a Professional Swimming Coach Using Genetic Algorithms and Random Trees”
Optimal training planning is a combination of art and science, a time-consuming task that requires expert knowledge. As such, it is often exclusively available to top tier athletes. Many athletes outside the elite do not have access or cannot afford to hire a professional coach to help them create their training plans. In this study, we investigate if it is possible to use the historical training logs of elite swimmers to construct detailed weekly training plans similar to how a specific professional coach would have planned. We present a software system based on machine learning and genetic algorithms for generation of detailed weekly training plans based on desired volume, intensity, training frequency, and athlete characteristics. The system schedules training sessions from a library extracted from training plans written by a professional swimming coach. Results show that the proposed system is able to generate highly accurate training plans in terms of training load, types of sessions, and structure, compared to the human coach.
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Health and Sports Technology Initiative one of only two Swedish companies or programs mentioned in any of the categories Investors, Programs, and Initiatives.
Stina Lundgren Högbom, Global relationship Manager of Health & Sports Technology Initiative – citated in the report:
During 2022 my advice would be to stay focused, keep moving
forward and be ready to take that consultant gig, so you will survive
2022 even though you don’t get that funding you thought. I do
hope I am wrong but as it is now 2022 seems to be a year of
uncertainty especially for angels. You want to be ready and stay
ahead as the world around us starts to mature and understand the
power of SportsTech and how knowledge can be used in many
more areas than just sport.
Here you can read more about the report: SportsTechX European Report 2022
On Thursday, March 24, we conducted a workshop on Health and Sports Tech at BTH. Many good collaborations were made for further development around this exciting area.
Several different institutions came together to jointly develop Health and Sports Tech together with the Vice Chancellor.
In our work to be a partner to develop new product for Health & Sports are we using different student projects.
During the autumn 2021 where we project costumer to a student group in product development/Design Thinking
Attached can you read there report and also se their movie aobut the project!
Final report
The entire sports industry is changing, from being a manufacturing industry to also being based on digital tools. A new sector has emerged, “sports tech”, which can be described as the intersection between sports and technology. It is a complex mix of solutions used, for example, to support elite players to perform at the highest level or for attendance management at football training. Does disruptive technology have the potential to revolutionize the entire sports sector?
In a new report “Swedish sports tech – Top three in Europe”, the authors describe the trends in Sports Tech, based on the latest research.
The webinar discusses:
the webinar is held in Swedish!
The report is written by:
Dalarna University together with KTH Royal Institute of Technology are happy to invite you to the third seminar 2021 for Swedish Network for Sports Tech and Analytics.
In Sweden, there are many institutions at leading universities that conduct research in different aspects of Sports Technology. The purpose of these seminars is for researchers to describe and translate their research into practically relevant knowledge for the Sports Industry. Through these seminars, we will start to intertwine the collective knowledge and build the Swedish Network for Sports Tech and Analytics.
Seminar programme:
17:00
Introduction and Welcome – Mikael Swarén
17:15
Head Impact Monitors – do they work and
how do we use them? (Mikael Swarén, Dalarna University)3
17:50
Leg stretch
17:55
Computer Models to Better Understand and Prevent Head Injuries in Sports. (Madeleine Fahlstedt, KTH)
18:30
Discussions in breakout-rooms
18:50
Wrap up and summary
The seminar will be held digitally. Sign up is mandatory.
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Swedish Network for Sports Tech and Analytics
