Sports Technology Podcast

Jamie and Gus are from Stryd, a company that produces power sensors for runners. 6 April 2015.

Nadine and Dave are PhD research students (in 2012), and they tell us about their work in minimalist footwear and American football protective equipment, respectively. 29 November 2012.

Davyeon Ross is the co-founder of ShotTracker, a company providing a training aid for basketball players that keeps track of attempts and successes. 7 December 2013.

Lee and Jack are from Scout7, a UK-based company that provides software systems for scouting and recruitment to football clubs around the world. 19 June 2014.

Sarah Anderson is a recent Georgia Tech graduate in biomedical engineering (at time of recording). We talk about some of her sports-related projects and current work with ESPN's Sport Science. 6 September 2011.

We speak with Dr. Dave Rogers, who recently completed a PhD thesis in football aerodynamics, about football research in general.

Jouni Ronkainen from the Sports Tech Institute lends his expertise as we review an article published by Discovery on ten technologies that are transforming sport. 12 August 2011.

Doyle and Sean give an insider's view of the R&D process at Burton Snowboards and how the integration of additive manufacturing technologies have streamlined the prototyping cycle.

Kim Blair is well known worldwide for his contributions to the Sports Technology field having founded the MIT Sports Innovation Center and acting as President for the International Sports Engineering Association. We discuss the past, present and future of the field. 1 July 2011.

We speak with Martin Potter, author of the "Cheeky Running Blog", about a range of topics from minimalist footwear to the future of GPS tech. 19 June 2011.