Exploring the Integration of Wearable Sensors Technologies in Professional Sports for Enhanced Performance and Injury Prevention

This report discusses how wearable monitor technologies might improve and prevent injury in professional sports. Method phases include cleaning sensor data, dimensionality reduction, grouping, and machine learning. Fourier changes, wavelet compression, and statistical feature extraction can clean, consistent, and make data usable. By combining and decreasing data dimensions, the strategy discovers relevant patterns that influence forecast models. Neural networks are more accurate and effective for assessing sports success and injury risk using machine learning. On data accuracy, latency, power efficiency, signal stability, and wearability, it compares favorably to other techniques. The proposed strategy is the best for real-time sports applications since it excels in all areas. The strategy enhances performance and makes smart tech secure and pleasant, making gamers more eager to use it. In the end, this research helps players make informed choices that increase their ability, prevent injury, and improve professional sports achievements.

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2024-12-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ihcsp63227.2024.10959950
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Winter Sports Injuries and Performance
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Exploring the Integration of Wearable Sensors Technologies in Professional Sports for Enhanced Performance and Injury Prevention

P. P. Jadhav, N. Thangarasu, Biljana S. Pejić, Monali Ravindra Borade et al.
Winter Sports Injuries and Performance
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Exploring the Integration of Wearable Sensors Technologies in Professional Sports for Enhanced Performance and Injury Prevention

P. P. Jadhav, N. Thangarasu, Biljana S. Pejić, Monali Ravindra Borade, Aakash Sharma, Rumman Ahmad
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This report discusses how wearable monitor technologies might improve and prevent injury in professional sports. Method phases include cleaning sensor data, dimensionality reduction, grouping, and machine learning. Fourier changes, wavelet compression, and statistical feature extraction can clean, consistent, and make data usable. By combining and decreasing data dimensions, the strategy discovers relevant patterns that influence forecast models. Neural networks are more accurate and effective for assessing sports success and injury risk using machine learning. On data accuracy, latency, power efficiency, signal stability, and wearability, it compares favorably to other techniques. The proposed strategy is the best for real-time sports applications since it excels in all areas. The strategy enhances performance and makes smart tech secure and pleasant, making gamers more eager to use it. In the end, this research helps players make informed choices that increase their ability, prevent injury, and improve professional sports achievements.

Jain University (IN), Jamia Millia Islamia (IN), Karpagam Academy of Higher Education (IN), Visvesvaraya Technological University (IN), Chitkara University (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 54%
Winter Sports Injuries and Performance
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