We organized two modules as part of the FFG Innovation Camp ALPINE SAFETY at the University of Innsbruck and offered exciting insights into future-oriented developments in mountain and sports technology. …
The 1st DiMo-NEXT consortium took place at KARL MAYER to learn about requirements from large-scale production of (smart) textiles for the sports, fitness and well-being industry and to gain inspiration. …
Looking forward to present our latest research activities with Infineon Technologies in the field of wearables in the fitness, sports and well-being sector. We are utilizing core Infineon technologies such …
At the 2024 Sports Tech Research Network (STRN) Summit in Ghent, Salzburg Research’s Human Motion Analytics Group showcased cutting-edge projects, prototypes, and collaborative initiatives that bridge the gap between academia, …
Our Applied Session, “From Lab to Field: Prototypes in Sports Sensor Tech,” at the International Society of Biomechanics in Sports Conference (https://www.isbs2024.com/) was a great success. We provided deep insights …
For the 42nd conference of the International Society of Biomechanics in Sports (ISBS), Eric Harbour organized an applied workshop titled, “Breathing Pattern Biomechanics in Sports”. We featured four invited speakers from …
From 23.04. – 26.04.2024 the Techtextil took place in Frankfurt showcasing the entire spectrum of technical textiles, nonwovens, functional apparel textiles and textile technologies. The DiMo Next project was also …
Sports is inherently linked with movement. Sports motion can inspire and limit interactivity with systems. In this workshop at DIS 2024 researchers and practitioners will explore experiences and perspectives on Movement-Based Design (MBD), delving …
DiMo-NEXT will be represented by Infineon and Salzburg Research at the Sport & Marke Congress in Vienna. We will talk about motion data intelligence technology using sensors in sports equipment …
Happy to announce that we kicked-off the funded COMET Digital Motion NEXT project on April 4 and 5 in Salzburg. The present research consortium consisting of 15 industry partners (Atomic, adidas, …
