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New adhesive wearable aims to reduce brain injuries in athletes

Mandy Kovacs -
A new adhesive wearable device that monitors acceleration and vital signs could change the way athletes and health professionals deal with head trauma. SportFitz, a...

You can now have your own coach

ITBusiness Staff -
Imagine getting personal training from Gunnar Peterson (Kim Kardashian’s personal trainer) or Harley Pasternak (Lady Gaga’s personal trainer). Well the iFit Coach mobile app...

Is Segway aiming to replace your bike?

Paolo Del Nibletto -
I found it really interesting that Segway Inc., a vendor of personal electric-based transportation machines, has developed a commercial-grade product that looks like those...

MLB gets QuickSight analysis from AWS

Paolo Del Nibletto -
LAS VEGAS – It’s the bottom of the ninth inning and the home team is losing by one run. The good news is that...

Artificial Intelligence for sport wearables

ITBusiness Staff -
Can artificial intelligence win a championship or that much coveted Gold medal for an individual athlete? Well, one company has not one but two solutions...

Vancouver Canucks use SAP Hybris to get personal with fans

Paolo Del Nibletto -
Professional sports teams have been using data to improve their win-loss record for some time now, but the Vancouver Canucks are using data to improve other...

NFL coach Bill Belichick spikes the Microsoft Surface

Paolo Del Nibletto -
Many football fans saw New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick spike his Microsoft Surface tablet like a football when his team beat up...

Red Hat connections to the Hamilton Tiger Cats

Paolo Del Nibletto -
HAMILTON, ONT. – You can easily make a case that Red Hat saved the Hamilton Tiger Cats from extinction. You can also make the...

Apple and Nike team up for new smartwatch

Alex Radu -
Apple and Nike are combining their brand appeal for a smartwatch targeted at fitness nuts, continuing the trend of smart watches being sold as digital personal trainers.

Reebok using robotics and 3D drawing to create new line of shoes

Alex Radu -
Reebok has unveiled the creation of Liquid Factory, a new manufacturing process that uses 3D Drawing and robotics to draw shoes in three dimensions. Liquid Factor uses a...

Is this wearable AR headset your next personal fitness coach?

Alex Radu -
From the Luxottica Group’s Oakley brand and Intel comes the latest piece of smart eyewear technology: Radar Pace, Oakley’s newest piece of wearable technology that includes a real-time voice activated coaching system.

NHL players’ union takes a shot at mobile security with its own app

Christine Wong -
As a football star, Laremy Tunsil is an unlikely poster boy for cyber security in the world of pro hockey. Tunsil was the top ranked...

Hockey star outlines 7 steps to consistent leadership

Paolo Del Nibletto -
NIAGARA FALLS – Cassie Campbell-Pascall has enjoyed success in a brilliant career that saw her captain the Canadian National Women’s Hockey team to back-to-back...

OmSignal enters the women’s fitness market with new smart bra

Eric Emin Wood -
Montreal-based "smart textile" manufacturer OmSignal, known for its line of fitness measuring t-shirts, has released a version of its trademark OmShirt aimed exclusively at...

Reimagining the football helmet for safety

Paolo Del Nibletto -
If football fans were asked to name one helmet maker; the answer would mostly likely be Riddell. As the CFL season is well underway...
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