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Neoweb wetenschapsforum. Duurzame technologie en innovatieve wetenschappelijke onderwerpen. => Nanotechnologie, micro technologie, zetatech, deeltjes fysica en chemie => Topic started by: OhWiseone on June 28, 2004, 11:28:04 AM

Title: Soccer-Football Shirt Tells How Tired Players Are On The Pitch
Post by: OhWiseone on June 28, 2004, 11:28:04 AM

Nano Tsunami : Soccer-Football Shirt Tells How Tired Players Are On The Pitch

Footballers ( Soccer players ) could benefit from a new hi-tech shirt that alerts managers to players’ heart rate and hydration levels.

The shirt, which has in-built pulse and sweat monitors was designed by UK Northumbria University student David Evans.

It uses ECG sensors to record the electrical activity of the heart and send signals to a computer on the team bench, alerting managers, coaches and physios to the player’s heart rate and highlighting any abnormal rhythms.

Silicon gel based strips are connected to the top of the players’ backs and react to sweat loss to monitor hydration levels, indicating when a player is fatigued or dehydrated and could need to be substituted.
...read the wave www.nano-tsunami.com

Title: Re: Soccer-Football Shirt Tells How Tired Players Are On The Pitch
Post by: harbosma on June 29, 2004, 10:42:46 AM

Wow! Then it's possible to work with the players more efficiently. And no more stupid errors anymore with substituting players. O0