Robots as athletes
Tracking humanoid and autonomous robots built to run, kick, race, throw, defend and compete in structured sporting environments.
Sporting Robots is an independent platform focused on the machines changing sport: robotic athletes, training robots, sports automation, competitive robotics, intelligent coaching systems and the products powering the next generation of play.
Sporting Robots covers the intersection of robotics, artificial intelligence, athletic performance and competitive sport. We follow robots designed to train, compete, assist athletes, automate sporting environments and create entirely new forms of competition.
Our editorial focus includes robot football and soccer, robotic goalkeepers, tennis and table-tennis robots, autonomous racing, training machines, sports analytics hardware, humanoid competitions, robotic officiating and emerging consumer sporting robots.
Sporting Robots is designed as a specialist publication for developments in sports robotics. Coverage can include product launches, research breakthroughs, competitions, investment, engineering, athlete-training applications and the growing role of intelligent machines in sport.
Tracking humanoid and autonomous robots built to run, kick, race, throw, defend and compete in structured sporting environments.
Exploring machines used to deliver repeatable drills, simulate opponents, measure performance and support athletes across multiple sports.
Coverage of sensors, computer vision, actuators, artificial intelligence, control systems and hardware shaping the sporting-robotics industry.
Sporting Robots also provides a platform for discovering sporting-robotics products and manufacturers. Future commercial activity may include product listings, reviews, buyer guides, partnerships and the sale or referral of sporting robots, robotic training equipment and related technology.
Robotic systems for drills, ball delivery, repetition, positioning and athlete development.
Robotic platforms designed for sporting challenges, autonomous competition and demonstration events.
Sensors, vision systems, control hardware, accessories and software supporting robotic sport.
Sporting Robots is intended to develop as a media, information and commercial brand serving people interested in robots used for sport, sporting competition, athletic training and related technology.