Tatarstan develops tracking system to reduce injuries among football players
Ars Tracker, a resident of the IT Park, has conducted pilot testing of a player performance assessment system in leading football schools across the country. The development demonstrated its ability to analyze players' actions in detail and assist coaches in more accurately managing athletes' workloads.
The system is based on a hardware-software complex created by graduates of KNITU-KAI. Unlike conventional GPS trackers, Ars Tracker analyzes footwork: the number of ball touches, kicks, passes and biomechanics of movement, which help coaches to monitor how correctly athletes perform exercises and how their performance metrics change over time. Such an approach enables more precise control of training loads and reduces the risk of injuries.
Key results of the pilot:
The system confirmed its functionality in real training conditions;
Coaches received new metrics for load control and skill development;
Negotiations with football academies have begun regarding the permanent integration of the technology into training processes.
We wish the Ars Tracker team continued success in new projects and further development of technologies that make football more precise and safer!
Our resident developments fully align with the strategic goals of the "Data Economy" national project, helping domestic companies increase efficiency and reduce dependence on foreign solutions.