From Tracking to Intelligence: Uncovering the Unmet Needs of Today's Athlete

Since the entry of wearable electronics into the consumer market, sports has been a primary focus area for these technologies. Within sports wearables, the focus is generally put on fitness tracking devices; in this report, we also look at other major applications for sports wearables: technique tra...

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