gpexe console vs Playermaker SQUAD

Using the gpexe console application the user is able to analyse in real time the performance of indoor and outdoor sports looking at instantaneous values (speed, heart rate, power, vo2) and cumulative values (total distance, average power, energy consumption, acc/dec events, impacts, …) of the athletes tracked. The iPad gpexe console app requires the gpexe [I] infrastructure, a specific hardware system that includes one controller and 8 anchors installed around the area in which the athletes are performing their activity; the controller receives the data from the gpexe tracking tags - at 20 Hz, for up to 30 athletes - and it sends them to one or more iPads through a Wifi connection. With the app live app is possible to create one or more concurrent sessions to: • group and compare many athletes in the same time intervals • create more sessions simultaneously with different athletes; • create more drills within a session; • manage the ingress and exit of the players in the session; • group the athletes and compare their performance with the specific role averages; • visualise the data in table and graphic format; • use snapshots to photograph the data in any instant; • personalise the list of visualised parameters; • carry out live tagging; • upload to the gpexe web app the data collected once the session is ended

Playermaker’s SQUAD-Ops App used by football (soccer) coaches to control the Playermaker’s AI-based motion sensors, track and monitor all players’ physical and technical performance. The coaches can start and end the sessions through the app. It connects to the Playermaker sensors via Bluetooth and transfers the data to the cloud using Wi-Fi for machine learning processing and to visualize insights. The Playermaker platform is designed for indoor and outdoor operation without a dedicated infrastructure.