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Several wearable technologies use devices such as watches, rings, bands, wristbands, headbands, smartphones, mattresses, sensor clips, etc. to monitor sleep. These devices claim to measure the amount of sleep (sleep/wake) and the architecture of sleep (sleep stage classification). They have the advantage of being accessible (data storage and analysis)

Athletic performance monitoring with integrated shoe/sole sensors and AI. Support: Pods, soles and software. Solution: Plantiga provides athletes’ monitoring by combining the precision of GPS and kinematic analysis in a single IMU sensor that fits seamlessly into any shoe, insole, or cleat. Their approach allows for the production of

Remotely controlled dummy unit for rugby, football and American football training Support : Dummy & remote control Solution : The Mobile Vitual Player (MVP) unit can sprint, decelerate, and change direction on any terrain, offering a dynamic training tool superior to static dummies. Lasting 3 to 6 hours on a single charge,

In this section we analyse the reliability of technological objects. In order to analyse the reliability, the authors of scientific studies evaluate the reproducibility of the measurement carried out with the technological object, they also evaluate the level of validity of this measurement. The reproducibility of a measurement consists in

This month, we look at the following questions: What is the effect of a PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) injection on: 1) tendinopathies, 2) osteoarthritis, 3) muscle lesions, 4) sprains? What is it all about ? PRP (platelet-rich plasma) injection is a procedure in which blood is taken from a patient, centrifuged