Utilization of Sensor technology as a Sport Technology Innovation in Athlete Performance Measurement: Research Trends

IJEIS Indonesian Journal of Electronics and Instrumentation Systems Pub Date : 2023-10-31 DOI:10.22146/ijeis.89581

Muhammad Eka Mardyansyah Simbolon, Dzihan Khilmi Ayu Firdausi, Indra Dwisaputra, Agus Rusdiana, Catur Pebriandani, Renaldo Prayoga

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The Industrial Revolution 4.0 has led to rapid technological advancements in sports technology, aiming to improve athlete performance and monitor developments. These innovations have had an impact on the sports industry, but have only been felt in developed countries. Existing studies on entrepreneurship, extended reality, e-textiles, and inertial movement units (IMU) have explored various aspects of sports technology. However, no review has focused on sensor technology's use in sports performance. This study bibliometrically evaluates sports technology research from 2008 through 2023, identifying trends in growth, notable publications, top authors, journals, institutions, and nations. The results give readers and researchers new information about the development and growth of sports sensor technology subjects as well as about active and potential research areas. China is the most productive country, contributing 17 publications related to sports technology, while the United Kingdom is the most impactful country with 474 citations.

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传感技术在运动员成绩测量中的应用:研究趋势

工业革命4.0导致了体育技术的快速进步，旨在提高运动员的表现和监测发展。这些创新对体育产业产生了影响，但只有在发达国家才能感受到。现有的关于创业、扩展现实、电子纺织品和惯性运动单元(IMU)的研究已经探索了体育技术的各个方面。然而，没有评论关注传感器技术在运动表现中的应用。本研究对2008年至2023年的体育技术研究进行了文献计量学评估，确定了增长趋势、著名出版物、顶级作者、期刊、机构和国家。这些结果为读者和研究人员提供了有关运动传感器技术学科发展和增长以及活跃和潜在研究领域的新信息。中国是生产力最高的国家，发表了17篇与体育技术相关的出版物，而英国是最有影响力的国家，引用了474篇。

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