Arnold Baca

TL;DR: This work believes that an adaptation to incorporate embedded sensors and devices into the sport equipment or use sensors attached to the athlete to acquire biomechanical, physiological, and cognitive and behavioral parameter values of the exercise performed could be productive because athletes could better compare performance in training and competition.

TL;DR: The work presents a survey of recent developments in sport and leisure with emphasis on technology and computational techniques, and concludes that the emphasis in future will shift from technologies to intelligent systems that allow for enhanced social interaction.

TL;DR: The results showed that the accuracy of the LPM system is highly dependent on the instantaneous dynamics of the player and decreases in the margins of the observation field, and seems to be far less reliable when dealing with high dynamic movements and measuring instantaneous velocities.

TL;DR: Video based methods turned out to be the most promising alternative to the reference method to determine accurate variables concerning drop jump performance.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors outline the idea of intelligent spaces for the sports context with special focus to game sports and how intelligent sports feedback systems can benefit from IS, and exemplify the concept of IS in sports on two applications.