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Ghost Glove
Golf, Swimming, Tennis
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The Ghost Glove is one of the latest technologies, designed to be used specifically by blind athletes to improve their game. The device was designed by a team of engineering students from Imperial College, United Kingdom. It uses a combination of vibrating pads and sensors...
Drysuits Technology
Surfing, Diving, Scuba Diving
Dry Suit technology simply means a suit which is worn by divers, boaters, and water sports enthusiasts that provide thermal protection and exclusion of water. Dry suit makes the diving experience more intense and unique, helping divers keep dry and warm underwater and making them...
Hawk Eye
Hurling, Gaelic Football, Rugby Union + 6 More
The Hawk Eye is a computer-based technology which helps in providing a virtual understanding of the path of an object such as the ball used in cricket, tennis, etc. The technology was invented in 2001 by Dr. Paul Hawkins in the United Kingdom for cricket....
Ergometer
Rowing
Known as "Ergometers", "Erg" or "Ergo", is an indoor rowing machine that helps rowers to measure and improve their performance in the sport of rowing. The machine calibrates the efforts done by rowers and gives an excellent idea of their performance. The invention of this device has built a new...
Fully Automatic Time (FAT)
Rowing
Fully Automatic Timing (FAT) is a modern form of race timing in which a device records race timing and captures digital race results accurately to at least 1/100th of a second (0.01). In this system, the timing device is automatically activated by the starting device through a start signal rather than manually,...
NHK Twinscam
Rowing
NHK’s Twinscam is a specially designed digital-optical-mechanical video camera, invented by Japanese public broadcaster NHK in 2010. This camera has been introduced with the chief purpose of covering all aquatic sports events in a better as well as detailed manner. London Olympics 2012 was the first international event where NHK...