MnRI Seminar: Augmented Reality Training Improves Sports Performance

Augmented Reality Training Improves Sports Performance — Javair Gillett (Minnesota Timberwolves)

Ecological dynamics of sport-specific skill acquisition integrates the brain, body, and environment. Nonlinear behavioral modifications occur as information is taken in, processed, and perceived. Linking neurocognitive training with autonomic processes and muscular behavior would be valuable to the athlete looking to effectively transfer motor skill learning to game performance. Augmented Reality (AR) technology using “smart glasses” offers a user more freedom to interact with their ecosystem in real-time.

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