Digital Motion showcased its PyzoFlex® Ski prototype at the Joint Conference of the 25th International Congress on Snow Sport Trauma and Safety and the 38th Congress of the International Society …
It is an honour to announce that the NEXT level of Digital Motion has been funded. 26 partners from 6 countries (Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Sweden, Switzerland) are covering the …
Happy to announce that Christoph Thorwartl presented his latest research results on torsional deflection of alpine skis in close cooperation with our company partner Atomic. He presented a proof of …
Data experts of the Digital Motion project co-ordinated a session titled “Human Motion Analytics – Developing Data-Intensive Applications for Digital Motion” for the SciDataCon 2023. We shared our experiences in …
With a focus on smart textiles development and explaining the Digital Motion customer journey, a core team of our DiMo scientific and company partners (adidas, Infineon, Karl Mayer, Salzburg Research) …
With a focus on smart textiles development, Severin Bernhart and Elisabeth Häusler presented the latest insights of the Digital Motion project integrating sensors into apparels. The presentation entitled “IoT New …
Digital Motion was represented at the 9th International Congress on Science and Skiing representing latest work from the Atomic Connected Boot project (Development of a simple algorithm to detect different …
Endurance running is among the most popular physical activities partially due to its low barriers to entry. However, some people avoid running because of respiratory distress, and respiratory monitoring could …
Finally, the last Digital Motion Consortium Meeting took place at University of Salzburg in Rif/Salzburg. DiMo PhDs and key persons did an impressive demonstrators roadshow! Scientific and commercial dissemination will …
Step-adaptive sound guidance enhances locomotor-respiratory coupling in novice female runners: A proof-of-concept study – Many runners struggle to find a rhythm during running. This may be because 20–40% of runners …
