E39 Compression shirt.

[Jojo]

In-Chest Sensors Gather Data on NFL Prospects | Playbook

Just below the sternum, the shirt also contains a removable sensor pack called a “bug” that holds a triaxial accelerometer, a processor and 2 gigabytes of storage. The information collected can be broadcast via Bluetooth to smartphones, iPads and laptops so that scouts and trainers can view the power and efficiency of each athlete’s movements. Heart-rate and breathing-rate monitors are placed on both sides of the sensor pack, helping to gather even more intel from the body’s core.

I just saw this on CNN, the athletes say after they perform a certain a skill they can check the readings and see if they got just a little better than the last time.

The shirt will track a complete core readout from the activity performed.

I real interested to see where this technology to lead.

 

[Ken Krause]

You know where it will lead. Bucket dads on the sidelines during games comparing their DDs' E39 scores.

 

[quincy]

I need to buy a set of these for all the coaches and parents. Give the adults “timeouts” during the games when they reach a certain level.

 

[starsnuffer]

They should make a companion sensor for the dads bucket that tracks the amount of junk foot eaten and gas expelled, this will give dad a chance to compare stats for bragging rights.

-W