ABSTRACT
With the continuous progress in measurement accuracy and algorithm maturity, wearable devices have been used more widely in competitive sports, and even some wearable devices have obtained the qualification for application on the competition scene. Taking soccer as an example, this research developed a wearable device for sports performance analysis of soccer players, realized the acquisition of sports position, distance and speed information and carried out the analysis of sports performance, explored the motion mode of soccer and built a sports performance model.
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Index Terms
- Research and Development of GNSS Wearable Device for Sports Performance Monitoring by Example of Soccer Player Analysis∗
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