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The Singapore Sports Institute (SSI) employs a range of advanced technologies to enhance athlete performance and development. One notable initiative is the Singapore Sport Science & Technology Research Grant (SSSTRG), which supports multidisciplinary sports research and development, aiming to build capabilities in sports science, medicine, and technology within Singapore. Additionally, SSI's Sport Technology team collaborates closely with various Sport Science disciplines to develop agile and responsive technological solutions tailored to the specific needs of each sport and athlete, ensuring seamless integration and adaptability across diverse sports (Sport Singapore, n.d.).

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Singapore Sports Institute also utilizes the Dartfish video platform, which allows for detailed video analysis of athletes' techniques using tools like SimulCam and StroMotion.

-Dartfish is used for motion analysis to assess and improve athletes' movements.

-SimulCam overlays multiple video feeds to compare an athlete's performance against others or previous sessions.

-StroMotion provides slow-motion video analysis to break down specific movements, enabling coaches to give precise feedback.

These technologies help track performance, optimize techniques, prevent injuries, and make data-driven decisions to enhance overall athlete preparation, particularly for the SEA Games.

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Technology played a significant role in Team Singapore's success at the SEA Games by providing athletes and coaches with valuable insights that optimized performance and training.

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Key technologies such as data analytics, wearable devices, and the Dartfish video platform enabled real-time tracking of physical conditions and performance metrics.

Technology boosted training, aided in preventing injuries and raining, gave real time performance analysis for athletes which contributed to the overall success of the team.

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SimulCam and StroMotion are advanced video analysis tools that enhance the evaluation of athletic performance.

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SimulCam

Simulcam is a revolutionary technology gaining traction in the film industry for allowing virtual elements to be composited with live-action during cinematography. This form of production, known as "virtual production," has revolutionized how filmmakers and technicians create visuals for movies, television shows, and other media. With simulcam, producers can preview their characters and environments before filming them, providing unprecedented control over the final product.

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Stromotion is a video analysis technique that breaks down an athlete's movement into a series of static images, allowing viewers to see the evolution of their technique and execution in a frame-by-frame sequence.

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These tools can be used for video analysis as a part of Dartfish's video analysis software. These tools help viewers such as trainers, players and coaches refine techniques, ultimately improving the performance of the player.

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Throughout this Interactive Session I’ve learned plenty regarding sports analytics and decision-making. Sports analytics regarding decision-making contribute to an essential role of edging competition in sports. Sports analytics bring data-driven insights that has proven to enhance performance, develop strategy, and promote player efficiency in sports. Through sports analysis systems, trainers, players and coaches alike are able to assess performance and predict outcomes using advanced measuring tools. The integration of technology, such as motion tracking and performance modeling, has revolutionized how decisions are made in competitive environments.

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