AI-Powered Gymnastics Equipment Unveiled at AIPS Congress

FIG President Demonstrates Latest Advancements

Enhanced Training and Judging Accuracy

At the recent AIPS Congress, FIG President Morinari Watanabe showcased the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in gymnastics. The groundbreaking AI-powered equipment, developed in collaboration with the University of Tsukuba, Japan, offers a range of benefits for both athletes and judges.

For athletes, the AI system provides real-time feedback and analysis during training. Motion sensors embedded in the equipment capture data on movements, allowing gymnasts to identify areas for improvement and enhance their technique. The system also provides personalized recommendations tailored to each athlete's unique abilities and goals.

For judges, the AI system assists in scoring by providing objective and accurate assessments. The equipment uses computer vision and deep learning algorithms to analyze gymnasts' performances, reducing bias and increasing consistency in scoring.

The introduction of AI in gymnastics has been met with enthusiasm from athletes, coaches, and judges alike. It is anticipated that the technology will revolutionize training and competition, enabling gymnasts to reach new heights of performance and judges to make more informed and accurate assessments.