The Vital Cities Challenge project is about equipping cities with the right tools for innovative, data-driven, approaches to better engage citizens in physical activity. It shows users how to reach personal goals and shows how to use activity data to develop your city.

In the competitive world of elite athletics, the margin between victory and defeat can be razor-thin. It's often the small adjustments,...

Each year, approximately 500,000 people worldwide experience falls while using their walkers, leading to significant suffering and...

Kinetic Analysis® was contracted to develop a gym tracker based on inertial sensing technology. Facilitating velocity-based training principles by real-time feedback thanks to embedded algorithms in a wearable fitness tracker. Velocity-based training is the training method with more scientific research behind it and is proven to be the most effective for strength training.

The Diabetes and Wellbeing (DWELL) project is an international initiative to assist diabetics in dealing with their disease in daily life. The DWELL-project takes an individualized holistic approach, with one-on-one conversations at the base. The goal is to motivate people to change their lifestyle, instead of focusing on treating their current (medical) condition. Healthcare technologies focusing on activity tracking and sleep monitoring are used to gain better insight into

How smart textiles add value to the automotive industry is shown in a collaboration between Toyota and Kinetic Analysis.

A smart shirt can measure lung function in patients and coach the wearer on behaviour. This project result is delivered by Kinetic Analysis B.V. and QUAD Industries who have worked together on this medical innovation for 15 months. This project was supported by INTERREG Flanders-Netherlands . The two companies combined their expertise in data science and printed electronics. The challenges for the consortium were mainly in the field of technical innovations. Maarten Gijssel,

Falls among elderly residents stem from a range of complex factors, from balance issues and medication use to overall health and physical ac