In this CES 2023in Las Vegasdevelopment oriented Metaverse and sports, especially for fans and players, by having more performance data during training sessions at home or in a virtual space

Metaverse in football

at the technology exhibition at his exhibition, Sony Devote space to a prototype that forces users to live in the game Dear Manchester, through virtual reality with your own avatars.

The company hopes that in the future this technology will allow millions of fans to meet digitally so that there is more interaction and clubs can reach all fans around the world.

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At the same exhibition, another prototype was shown to the public, which allowed players to see City of Manchester By displaying spatial reality in 3D models, thanks to technology that captures and builds animations of people, objects and spaces with low latency everywhere. The system needs only seven sensors for its operation.

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Sports at home and more data

For those who love daily physical activity, ITRI Published several focused projects that provide users with more information for curriculum development.

First, there is iSportWeaR, A wearable device that monitors physiological data and provides health analysis and management during exercise. This device has the ability to integrate with other objects without affecting movement, such as glasses or bicycles.

For example, in the case of bicycles, it measures important aspects such as position and state of restwhich later serves to optimize training by correcting movements that may cause poor performance or fatigue.

Another important point of this device is that it provides data on possible injuries. If abnormal physiological conditions are detected, it sends signals to the mobile phone so that the user can take some action, such as slowing down, adjusting better, stopping or performing another type of activity.

Also, revealed A digital twin for sports guidesA virtual trainer for home cycling training that provides instructions on breathing, biomechanics and coordination for better performance.

The third device is iMetaWeaR, A Smart clothing with electrical stimulation with haptic feedback aimed at users who train in virtual sports such as boxing and fencing so they can feel their opponent’s movements to experience a deeper workout.

Finally, they presented a wristband that measures electrical signals from muscles without direct contact with the skin. fur and muscle strength Information that is key to muscle activation, fatigue levels and injury alerts. Data that can be viewed through the mobile application.

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