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Teknologi Dalam Sukan

Nurul Syazwanie Binti Suhaimi

Nur Atikah Binti Yahya

Siti Zur Aida Binti Ahmad

Farah Wahida Binti Ahmad Nadzri

Muhammad Fahmi Bin Zakari


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Rail cam

can be used to represent differences in

speed, bounce and delivery. The

trajectories are animated, whilst the

speeds provide further evidence of a

bowlers variation or a telling comparison

between athletes.


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Snicko-Meter

This technology is used in televised cricket

matches to graphically show the video of

the ball passing the bat at the same time

the audio of any sounds at the time. It isonly used to give the television audience

more information and to show if the ball

did or did not actually hit the bat. Theumpires does not get the benefit of seeing

'snicko'.


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Hawk-Eye:

This one of the latest inventions in the

cricket technology where around 5-6

cameras are used to create 3D path of the

ball . This technology helps in LBWdecisions by creating a imaginary path of

the ball after it had hit the pad of the

batsmen .


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Zoomer:

camera replays and the super slow

motion cameras just to display the

accurate position of the ball of whether

the ball touched the ground beforebeing caught or the ball hit the bat

before hitting the pad and take a catch.


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Reaction time

Reaction timers are something that show

the skill of fielders and bowlers with

unbelievable proof.

How they are able to pick the ball out of

seemingly thin air.

the fielders need to have statistics as well,

with their fastest reaction times shown.


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Beehive

Beehives show where the ball has passed

the batsman. As with the Pitch Map, the

colored balls correspond to the number of

runs that the batsman has achieved fromthat delivery. Hawk-Eye Beehives can now

be shown against a photo realistic or

virtual realistic world, as with the WagonWheel feature.


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http://www.topendsports.com/sport/cricket/

equipment-snicko-meter.htm

http://community.dreamcricket.com
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Adidas

TECHFIT

PowerWEB


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FORMOTION CLOTHING

TECHNOLOGY

Adidas designed to focus muscle energy

to generate maximum power, acceleration

and endurance.

Suitable for sports such as football, rugby,

tennis, athletics and basketball.

Adidas TECHFIT PowerWEB is at the

cutting edge of athletic design and

technology.


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the use of compression fabrics and

applied TPU bands in specific areas,

TECHFIT garments give athletes the

ultimate edge whether chasing down ashot, manoeuvring through the defence or

accelerating sprint speed out of the starter

blocks.


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TECHFIT PowerWEB technology targets

muscles to optimise power, acceleration

and endurance, so athletes dont just

perform, they outperform. The rangeincludes shorts, t-shirts and vest tops,

including a top specially designed for

rugby with additional padding on keycontact points.


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THE BENEFITS OF POWERWEB

Increase blood flow

When optimal pressure is applied, blood

vessels compress, increasing blood flow

and improving the delivery of oxygen and

the expulsion of muscle wastes like carbon

dioxide and lactic acid. This speeds up the

process by which energy is created inmuscles.


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Decrease muscle vibration

Compression reduces vibration, focusing

muscle energy to increase endurance and

allow athletes to perform at their bestduring preparation and competition.


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Storage and return of elastic energy.

TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane)

Powerbands act like a slingshot, within the

TECHFIT PowerWEB apparel, working tostore and r


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Core stability

Core stability is the key to achieving

strength, flexibility and explosive power in

dynamic movements. TECHFITPowerWEB has been designed to improve

stability in the lower back, torso and

abdomen by increasing compression overcore muscle groups.


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Athletic posture

TECHFIT PowerWEB gently pulls back the

shoulders and flattens the abdomen by

increased pressure under thePowerWEB bands, creating subtle,

mechanical posture cues. This helps to

create strength and confidence, propellingathletes faster whatever their sport.


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equipment-snicko-meter.htm

http://community.dreamcricket.com

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techfit-powers-up-your-game/
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PARALYMPIC

SPORTS


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Wheelchair sports

Lighter

More agile and adapted to their owner.

UK Sport worked with innovation partners includingBMW and Loughborough University to develop a

polypropylene seat that is ergonomically designed

to provide stability and a tight fit, while

Evazote foam is used to prevent pressure sores.


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Wind tunnels and computational fluid

dynamics (CFD)

computer modelling technology used to assess

aerodynamicsto help British Paralympians find the most

aerodynamic seat position and posture,

- develop the racing wheelchairs they use.


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Track

Carbon fibre running prostheses, such as those used

by Oscar Pistorius, can now deliver an elastic energy

return of 92%, compared to 95% for natural human

tendons. The connection between the body and the artificial limb

has also been improved

sockets use silicone liners to prevent blistering anddiscomfort while suction valves are used to provide a

seamless connection between the skin and prosthetic.


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Field

Tharsus to create a bespoke throwing frame which

straps the athlete in by his thighs, allowing them to

use all their force to throw with a free range of

movement.

Derek Derenlagi, bespoke adjustable aluminium

frame, which has specially made sockets forDereks leg prostheses.


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Derek Derenlagi


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Cycling

Specially-designed leg prosthetic for use in track

cycling.

Ossur artificial limb so it is now more lightweight and

aerodynamic, and no longer requires a cycling shoe

as the leg clips into the pedal.

Jon-Allan Butterworth, uses a prosthetic arm that

has been specially designed to allow him to cycle inthe most aerodynamic position possible.


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Shelly Woods


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The International Paralympic Committee (IPC)

stipulates in its guidelines that manufacturers of allthe equipment used during London 2012:

-consider the cost and large-scale availability of theirproducts,

-ensuring that their developments are not restricted tothe elite.

Lighter, more agile carbon-fibre wheelchairs arealready commercially available,

Cost as much as 2,000.


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F1 Alessandro Zanardi (45)


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Manufacturing/SportsEngineering

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spin-offs-8924
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