not only soccer
not only soccer
Outdoors: rugby and other team sports.
Although traditionally focused on football, our commitment to innovation has fostered a long-term relationship with Benetton Rugby, a leading team in the international United Rugby Championship.
Over the years, this collaboration has allowed us to tailor our technology to rugby’s unique demands. gpexe uno addresses crucial needs in the sport, such as monitoring specific events like impacts, and is officially World Rugby-approved for both training and matches.
Field hockey and American football, or other sports characterised by speed variations, are among the outdoor team sports for which our analysis models are particularly suited.
Expanding into indoor sports
We are also expanding our presence in indoor sports, with recent installations in sports arenas and training facilities across Europe. Our indoor system gpexe [i] now monitors basketball, handball, and futsal, providing the same level of detailed insights that outdoor sports teams have come to rely on.
Stay tuned – a dedicated website for indoor sports is coming soon!
Supporting research and universities worldwide
Our commitment to advancing sports performance extends to the academic world. We proudly collaborate with universities and research institutions across the globe, from Italy to France, Germany, Romania, Japan, and the UK.
Our scientific team includes esteemed figures like Prof. Pietro Enrico di Prampero and Cristian Osgnach, whose expertise underpins our cutting-edge research and applications. Pioneers of the Metabolic Power Approach, they have recently expanded their research to include mechanical analysis, delivering impactful insights with relevant applications to team sports.
Additionally, our dynamic collaboration with renowned profiles, such as Jean-Benoit Morin and Gaspare Pavei, not only deepens the understanding of athletic performance but also fosters the ongoing growth of this academic network. Numerous research projects have been powered by our technology, involving PhD candidates, sports scientists, and top experts in track and field.
