An SWRI technology is capturing 3D motion data to help athletes improve performance and avoid injury.

And the potential for this portable, user-friendly, AI-driven system is expanding.

How does it work and how is it changing the game?

That's next on this episode of Technology Today.

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Hello and welcome to technology today. I'm Lisa Benia. Today we're talking

about the engine for automatic biomechanical evaluation or enable, a portable user-friendly system

of cameras and computer vision algorithms that captures and analyzes motion. It's a game changer

for athletes and others working to achieve

peak performance. Also later in this episode, we'll discuss the upcoming International Human Performance Summit

hosted by SWRI. It's an opportunity for human performance professionals to connect with sports

scientists. SWRI engineers Ty Templin and Travis Eliasson join us now.

They are on the Enable development team and they have some exciting projects in the works with

this groundbreaking system. Thanks for joining us, Ty and Travis. Thank you for having us.

And Travis, thanks for hopping off a plane and coming straight over here to talk to us about

enable today. You were just

at a conference. Absolutely. I was talking about this technology all week, so might as well

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