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KTH Center for Sports Engineering

KTH Center for Sports Engineering

Improving performance, health and inclusion in sports through advanced research, innovation and education.

KTH students in Chamonix

During the spring, we sent 4 KTH students to Chamonix. There, they got to try out different outdoor activities.

Our ambition

KTH Center for Sports Engineering brings together all research at KTH connected to sports and an active life style. The ultimate purpose is to improve sports training and equipment at all levels from elite practice to exercise and health; to assist in increasing participation in sports from all groups of society; and to make equipment, infrastructures and events more environmentally sustainable. We believe that sports provide challenges that may call for deep scientific investigations and lead to impactful applications of scientific research.

Research

The Center for Sports Technology provides direct access to the latest results from research for all sports along with innovation activities.

Education

The faculty of the Center are engaged in teaching courses connected to sports, such as the master’s program in sports technology.

Infrastructure

Sports require infrastructures. KTH Center for Sports Engineering has access to several facilities both at KTH and at our partners.

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Events

Sports Engineering Research Themes

Exercise

Exercise, measurements, biomechanics, data analysis, and more.

Equipment

Equipment, material, construction, design, etc.

Facilities

Facilities, architecture, buildnings, sport halls, tracks, etc.

Events

Events, spectator experience, security and safety, etc.

Participation

Inclusion, youth sports, active life style, etc.

Our Partners

Logos from GIH, Stockholms stad, Högskolan Dalarna, RISE, poc, Chalmers, Sportstech Sweden, and RF

In addition, we have a collaboration with the Swedish Olympic Academy (a collaboration between Swedish Olympic Committee, KTH, Karolinska Institute, and Stockholm School of Economics)