Vanessa Chaganti, Graduate researcher at NICTA
Leif Hanlen, Director of E-Health Business at NICTA
For Olympic swimmers, the blink of an eye can be the difference between first and forgotten. Everyone wants an edge, which is why elite athletes train relentlessly and why coaches push them hard. Alongside traditional techniques, wearable smart devices are now helping save those vital milliseconds.
The full article can be read at The Conversation and describes the use of these tiny devices, each containing a microcomputer, that collect and transmit important data for athletes and coaches.
http://theconversation.edu.au/smart-sensors-save-swimmers-seconds-1687
Welcome to my blog where you have the opportunity to read about the science behind some of your favourite sports. I specialise in writing about the science of sport in a way that is easy to read and understand. Most of the posts are articles that I have published in a range of Australian sporting magazines. The articles combine the current scientific knowlege behind the topic with comments from experts from both scientific and sporting persepectives.
September 12, 2011
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