Sport technology refers to the application of scientific and engineering principles to enhance athletic performance and improve the experience of sports for both athletes and spectators. This encompasses a wide range of innovations, including equipment design, materials science, data analytics, wearable devices, performance monitoring systems, and virtual or augmented reality tools. Sport technology aims to optimize training, enhance safety, and improve recovery, enabling athletes to achieve peak performance. It also includes advancements in broadcasting, such as enhanced viewing experiences through analytics and instant replay systems. The integration of technology in sports continues to evolve, driving innovation in how sports are played, coached, and viewed.
In a groundbreaking achievement for robotic technology, Laibo 2, developed in South Korea, has successfully completed a full marathon on a single battery charge. This remarkable endeavor took place during…