Details of the Technology and Innovation Section of the Student Technological Sports Olympiad Announced

According to the Public Relations Office of the Physical Education and Sports Science Research Institute, citing the Student Affairs Organization, Engineer Amin Hooshafza, Director of Technology and Commercialization at the Institute and Head of the Technology and Innovation Competition Committee for the Student Technological Sports Olympiad, provided details about this section of the Olympiad.

Overview of the Competitions:
The Student Technological Sports Olympiad will feature competitions in three main categories:

Robotic Sports

Digital and Phygital Sports

Technology and Innovation in Sports

Technology and Innovation in Sports:
This category includes four competitions:

Biomechanical Analysis and Injury Assessment in Sports Activities

Design of Sports Applications

Industrial Design of Sports Products

Electronic Design of Sports Tools

Eligibility:
Students from engineering, physical education, basic sciences, and arts disciplines can participate based on their expertise.

Competition Details:
1. Biomechanical Analysis and Injury Assessment in Sports Activities:
Participants: Primarily students of physical education, biomedical engineering, mathematics, and physics, but open to all disciplines.

Day 1: Participants will analyze kinematic data (displacement, velocity, acceleration) and kinetic data (force, torque) using engineering or computational software based on provided video footage.

Day 2: Participants will analyze sports injury data using kinematic graphs or motion data, assessing the type and extent of injuries using vector analysis or engineering software.

2. Design of Sports Applications:
Participants: Students with experience in developing sports, fitness, or health-related applications.

Stage 1: Submit resumes through the Setav system for evaluation by the technical committee.

Stage 2: Participants will design and present a sports application based on a given topic within a specified timeframe.

3. Industrial Design of Sports Products:
Participants: Students familiar with industrial design, ergonomics, graphics, and mechanical design.

Stage 1: Submit resumes for evaluation.

Stage 2: Qualified teams will design a sports product based on a topic announced by the technical committee.

4. Electronic Design of Sports Tools:
Participants: Students with knowledge of analog and digital design and electronic circuit simulation.

Stage 1: Submit resumes for evaluation.

Stage 2: Participants will present their electronic designs for a sports tool based on a topic announced by the technical committee.

Additional Information:
Detailed guidelines for each competition are available for download on the Setav website.