Great visit to Adidas in Herzogenaurach with the SpGM team! We explored research opportunities and got a look at their amazing testing facilities. Thanks for the hospitality – excited about the possibilities for future collaboration! [read more]

We're thrilled to share that Tanja has successfully defended her doctoral thesis, and achieved the prestigious summa cum laude distinction. Her exceptional research in biomechanics of the spine has been recognized for its quality and significant contribution. We're incredibly proud of Tanja's… [read more]

Great news! Prof. Senner has been honored with the prestigious IGSEE Supervisory Award. This award recognizes his exceptional commitment and excellence in research supervision. His dedication to guiding and inspiring his doctoral students and students is truly remarkable. We are all extremely proud… [read more]

This winter semester, the Chair of Sports Equipment and Sports Materials at the Technical University of Munich once again took 16 students to the Zugspitze for three days as part of the “Sports Technology Methods Seminar” course. They spent the night at the Schneefernerhaus research station at an… [read more]

The aim of the "FormFit" research project, approved by the AiF (Working Group of Industrial Research Associations) under the ZIM (Zentrales Innovationsprogramm Mittelstand), is to reduce fatigue and the frequency of injuries in football. This reduction is achieved through the development of a… [read more]

Handbikes are powered by the arms. They are bicycles for people with physical disabilities, such as paraplegia. Handbikes are designed for sporting use, featuring a low road position, long wheelbase, and aerodynamic design. This can lead to difficulties during breaks, for example, in a beer garden,… [read more]

From 11 to 13 September 2024, the 15th symposium of the dvs section Sports Informatics & Sports Technology took place at the Technical University of Dortmund. We are delighted that we were able to take part in this event and thus had the opportunity to exchange ideas with other experts from science… [read more]

We are excited to introduce the new research project BRONCO, which aims to enhance prevention and rehabilitation in sports. The objective of this project is to develop a digital training assistant that provides athletes with personalized feedback to prevent injuries and optimize the recovery process… [read more]

At the recently held International Conference on the Engineering of Sports 2024 in Loughborough, a delegation from the professorship presented their latest research findings. The conference provided a platform for exchanging current developments in sports engineering and offered new insights by… [read more]

At the 15th International Conference on the Engineering of Sports held in Loughborough, Professor Veit Senner was elected a Fellow of the International Sports Engineering Association, in recognition of his continued dedication and impactful contributions to the field of sports engineering. He… [read more]