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Feasibility of Boxing Headgear With Pressure Sensors for Automated Scoring System

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  • #1 21669203
    Gerald De Los Santos
    Anonymous  
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  • #2 21669204
    Malcolm Whinfield
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  • #3 21669205
    Gerald De Los Santos
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  • #4 21669206
    Frank Bushnell
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  • #5 21669207
    Steve Lawson
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    stephen Van Buskirk
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  • #7 21669209
    Steve Lawson
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  • #8 21669210
    Steve Lawson
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  • #9 21669211
    Bob Loy
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  • #10 21669212
    Malcolm Whinfield
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  • #11 21669213
    Steve Lawson
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    Mark Harrington
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    Mark Harrington
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Topic summary

The discussion explores the feasibility of integrating pressure or motion sensors into boxing headgear and gloves to automate scoring by detecting valid punches to the head. Flex sensors are suggested for their flat profile and ability to measure pressure at specific contact points without causing injury, potentially arranged in a cross pattern to differentiate central hits from peripheral ones. Accelerometers are also proposed as an alternative, either embedded in gloves or headgear, to capture impact dynamics and impulse data, though calibration is necessary to filter out non-impact movements. Combining sensors in both gloves and headgear could improve accuracy by correlating data. Considerations include sensor placement to avoid injury, data processing for impact validation, and the educational value of prototyping and research. No specific brands or models were mentioned.
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