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Arnold Baca¹, Philipp Kornfeind, Emanuel Preuschl

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Summary

A new system monitors athletes

Keywords:

ANT body sensor network expert feedback system mobile device

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Area of Science:

Sports Science
Biotechnology
Data Science

Background:

Athlete performance monitoring is crucial for training optimization.
Current methods may lack real-time, remote feedback capabilities.
Integrating technology can enhance data acquisition and analysis.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and evaluate a prototype system for sports performance monitoring.
To enable remote data access and feedback for athletes and experts.
To integrate biomechanical and physiological data for comprehensive analysis.

Main Methods:

Utilized a mobile device and wireless sensors (ANT protocol) for data acquisition.
Implemented local data buffering and internet-based transmission to a central server.
Developed server-side routines for data analysis and automated feedback generation.

Main Results:

Successfully developed a prototype system for real-time sports performance monitoring.
Demonstrated the feasibility of remote data access and analysis by experts.
Enabled the provision of individualized feedback to athletes based on processed data.

Conclusions:

The developed system effectively supports athlete performance monitoring and feedback.
Remote expert analysis of sports data can be achieved through this system.
This technology offers potential for enhanced sports training and injury prevention.