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, …
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 …
