An AI-powered biomechanics framework designed to detect movement inefficiencies, predict injury risk, and deliver real-time corrective feedback before injuries occur.
Leading researcher in robotic-assisted kinesiotherapy, injury prevention systems and youth athlete development with over 15 years of research experience.
The framework combines computer vision, wearable sensor fusion and predictive AI models to evaluate athlete performance and identify injury patterns before they become clinically visible.
Tracks skeletal alignment, acceleration, asymmetry and joint behaviour through high-resolution movement capture.
Generates probability scores for future injuries based on biomechanical deviations and fatigue indicators.
Provides coaches and researchers with real-time analytics and longitudinal performance trends.
Recommends corrective actions that reduce injury risk and improve movement efficiency.
Multi-sensor capture from youth athletes across training environments.
Neural network development using annotated biomechanical datasets.
Cross-laboratory testing with European sports institutes.
Integration into athlete monitoring and coaching platforms.
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