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The projects of the TU Delft Sports Engineering Institute are diverse, ranging from master's theses to multi-year national or international collaborative projects, and everything in between. We take pride in our work!

While showcasing everything is impossible, we would like to give you a glimpse into the sports engineering projects that have been carried out at TU Delft.
 

Baseball and Tennis

Baseball is one of the most played sports in the world. It’s less popular in the Netherlands than in some other countries, yet we have the most successful baseball team in Europe. We were even world champions once, in 2011. Who knows, we may even be the talk of the town during the 2020 Olympic Games, when baseball will be reintroduced to the summer games. ‘But then we have to do everything in our power to keep our athletes free from injury,’ says Bart van Trigt, PhD candidate in the field of BioMechanical Engineering at TU Delft. He is developing a measurement system to prevent overhead injuries in both baseball and tennis together with PhD candidate Ton Leenen, who is conducting doctoral research at VU Amsterdam in the field of Human Movement Sciences. Read more about his project Researchers Prof. dr. DirkJan Veeger ir. Bart van Trigt Ton Leenen MSc More media https://www.tudelft.nl/en/technology-transfer/development-innovation/research-exhibition-projects/preventing-injuries-by-baseball-and-tennis-players/ https://www.delta.tudelft.nl/article/shirt-helps-prevent-injuries https://indebuurt.nl/delft/doen/beter-blessures-begrijpen-hoor-en-ervaar-het-zaterdag~85296/ https://www.tudelft.nl/famelab/famelab-2019/contestants/bart-van-trigt/ All Projects Check out the other projects as well

EXO-L

The EXO-L Ligament was invented to solve the problem of spraining.

Hydro Row

Drag reducing coatings for boats

Innoveren met Impact

Innoveren met Impact

Motion Tracking in Field Sports

Performance monitoring system for field sports

Proeftuin op de Noordzee

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Voor de kust van Den Haag, net buiten de haven van Scheveningen, werken Gemeente Den Haag, KPN, TU Delft, TNO, Sailing Innovation Centre, Svašek Hydraulics en het Watersportverbond samen aan een geavanceerd testgebied van 10 x 10 zeemijl. De uitzonderlijke omgevingsfactoren van water, wind en stroming maken dit ‘slimste stukje Noordzee’ uniek in de wereld. Datavergaring, -transmissie en -ontsluiting vormen een grote uitdaging.

Profit Fieldlab

Human centred product development & interactive technology design

Project March

Re-enable paraplegics to participate in daily life activities

Project WheelPower

Real-time Feedback for an Improved Speed Skating Performance

Mechanics and human motor control are very useful areas of knowledge when you are working on innovations in skating.

Team DSM and the TU Delft Sports Engineering Institute

Benefiting from various university resources.

Thermo Tokyo

In this project, we aim to develop and evaluate ways to limit performance loss and safety hazards associated with exercise in a hot and humid environment.

Winter Olympics

Winter Olympics Story of Science Skeleton innovation innovative skating suit Ring of Fire All Projects Check out the other projects as well