sports tech
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How smartphones may help reduce sports injuries
Accelerometer “an inexpensive and efficient” measurement device, researchers say. -
Sports tech company Catapult to raise $25m
Growth opportunities in player monitoring and analytics. -
The tech bringing cricketers’ key stats to TV
Catapult's wearables, analytics and communications systems providing performance data. -
Catapult wants to track your local soccer team
ASX-listed company expands its target market. -
How wearables helped Solar Challenge team keep its cool
Fujitsu’s Ubiquitousware kept track of drivers’ wellbeing. -
Aussie startup develops wearable for concussion testing
HeadsafeIP planning to start clinical trials next year. -
How Centratech's Field Mouse simplifies asset control
Low-cost hardware meets AWS-enabled cloud capability. -
Using mobile tech to recover from knee surgery
CSIRO, Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices to commence trial. -
How wearables are helping Aussie swim teams
Data-driven insights for our Olympic and Paralympic swimmers. -
Fitbit sales soften, 110 jobs to be cut
Workforce streamlining to follow recent acquisitions. -
How Elanation built a child-friendly wearable
Australian start-up combines technology, physical activity and online gaming. -
How extreme sailing uses analytics to stay on course
Providing insights for audiences, racing teams and event organisers alike. -
Cricket Aus turns to Microsoft for player analytics
Using machine learning and predictive analytics to optimise performance. -
How IoT was used in the Sydney Marathon
Keeping track of runners using Tour de France technology. -
How PGA Tour is creating a richer spectator experience
Combining location tracking, cloud and data analytics. -
How IoT tech is used in the NFL
Location awareness and data analytics just as useful in the sporting arena as in a warehouse. -
How IoT can prolong athletes' careers
Predictive analytics is being used gain insights into their future performance. -
Bringing IoT to gym workouts
Sports science technologies now within reach of normal people. -
Red Bull Racing and AT&T share the need for speed
Fast data delivery leads to fast lap times. -
IBM Watson crunching numbers for Honda F1
Real-time data analysis.