Towards Smart Sports Exercises

К новаторским умным спортивным упражнениям
Dees Postma, Robby van Delden, Wytse Walinga, Jeroen Koekoek, Bert-Jan van Beijnum, Fahim A. Salim, I.M. van Hilvoorde, Dennis Reidsma
2019-10-17

Augmenting to Transforming sports dimensionSkill-specific to Integrative exercisesSmart Sports Exercisescontext analysisinteractive concepts
In this paper we introduce the first results from the multidisciplinary Smart Sports Exercises project. Building on a thorough background and the aims of the project, we present our approach and discuss the outcomes of a context analysis and the first design iterations. We propose a model spanning the known 'Augmenting to Transforming' sports dimension, and add a dimension spanning 'Skill-specific to Integrative' exercises, and finish with the description and rationale for six interactive concepts that will form the basis for the next phase of the project.
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A context analysis and first design iterations were conducted and discussed to inform subsequent development.
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Six interactive concepts were designed and described, forming the basis for the project's next phase.
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The authors propose a two-dimensional model: an 'Augmenting to Transforming' sports dimension and a 'Skill-specific to Integrative' exercise dimension.
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This paper reports the first results of the multidisciplinary Smart Sports Exercises project, including approach and initial outcomes.

Smart sports exercises concepts and interactive exercise designs developed in the Smart Sports Exercises project

Design, modeling and characterization of an exercise design space spanning 'Augmenting to Transforming' and 'Skill-specific to Integrative' dimensions, and the rationale for six interactive exercise concepts

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Dees Postma
Robby van Delden
Wytse Walinga
Jeroen Koekoek
Bert-Jan van Beijnum
Fahim A. Salim
I.M. van Hilvoorde
Dennis Reidsma
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