Nordic Sports Innovation Summit 2022
Our Nordic partner i Denmark invites to Nordic Sports Innovation Summit 2022 in Odense monday 28th of november!
We are very happy to be parnter to our nordic friends in Denmark SportsLab Copenhagen and SDU
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Sports Tech Research & Innovation Summit
Last week was Health & Sports Technology Initiative represented at Sports Tech Research & Innovation Summit 2022 | STRN – Sports Tech Research Network.
Both in paneldiscussion and in networkning with both our Nordic friends and other internal contacts in Sports Tech and Sports innovations
Our Partner in Swedish Network for Sports Tech and Analytics – Chalmers Sports and Technology celebrates 10 years
In celebration of the 10 year anniversary of Chalmers Sports and Technology, we invite you to a conference taking place Sep 6-7. With invited speakers from leading sports research groups around the world, the program will cover topics such as: Data driven sports research, Sustainability in Sports, Innovation in Sports and Sports, Technology and Education.
Venue: Chalmers Conference Centre
Register now! Participation is free of charge (including lunch and coffee), but we do require you to register! Registration closes on September 2, but please note that seats are limited.
Organizers:
Contact: matic@chalmers.se
Swedish Network for Sports Tech and Analytics in swedish media “Idrott & Kunskap”
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!
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New research by Mikael Mattsson – Head of Health & Sports Technology Initiative
New resaerch with title “Generating Weekly Training Plans in the Style of a Professional Swimming Coach Using Genetic Algorithms and Random Trees”
Abstract
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.
to read the full article press here
Workshop – How can Health & Sports Tech be implemented at BTH
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.

Student project in Design Thinking
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
Rayvon Fouché – Gamechanger, The Techno Scientific revolution in Sports
Health & Sports technology Initative hase invited the American professor and auothor Rayvon Fouché that will inspire us about sports tech from an equality and sustainability perspective.
Before Rayvon’s lecture there will be a panel discussion highlighting the same questions from a Swedish perspective.
19:00-19:30 Panel discussion about equality and sustainability from a Swedish perspective
Stina Lundgren Högbom – Moderator
Katrine Marçal – Swedish writer and journalist, with a new book; Mother of Invention: How Good Ideas Get Ignored in an Economy Built for Men
Sofia B Karlsson – Swedish Sports Confederation. Expert in gender, equality and inclusion in sports
19:30-20:30 Lecture with Rayvon Fouche – Gamechanger, The Techno Scientific Revolution in Sports
Sign up for Rayvon Fouché – gamechanger, the Techno Scientific Revolution in Sports
Rayvon Fouché – Gamechanger, The Techno Scientific Revolution in Sports (simplesignup.se)