Tracking technology, including Optitrack, enables competitive-socialising brand Clays to create authenticity in game play for their guests.

Sheffield Hallam University student Shirley studies effect of fatigue on the biomechanics of three-point shooting within basketball players.

Clays Bar is London’s first competitive socialising experience that's inspired by clay target shooting. Target3D were the tech contractors..

The making of the Mixed Reality Avatars for The Hundred cricket tournament, including motion capture by Target3D.

Umbro have been praised for the simplicity of their new England rugby kit, which was recently launched after months of waiting. Target3D...

Combining experienced human teachers and motion capture, a new fitness instruction app has launched, offering thousands of sessions and...

We take a look at the impact of human motion analysis software on sports performance.

In this for Leaders in Sport, Target3D explains the key reasons for incorporating motion capture (mocap) into your coaching strategy.

Discussing the changing face of how we interact with the sports we watch and whether broadcasting needs to evolve to stay relevant.

The Rockets: Tracking wheelchair and body movement ​Transforming coaching & performance of The Rockets Wheelchair Basketball team. The...

Combining volumetric capture and motion capture to analyse the swing of professional golfers, the ‘Sky Scope’ at Golf Open Championships.

Steph White looks at how technology is changing the way we approach injury prevention & recovery, and how VR is changing the rules of sport.

Target 3D co-founder, Ashley Keeler, with an introduction to three ways that technology is changing sport.

Runner Will Lockwood, of London club Run Dem Crew, gets a complete running analysis from Target3D’s Biomechanics Specialist, Stephanie.

Can you track the data of a professional boxer against young amateur boxers to visibly demonstrate how they can improve technique?

Technology now plays a much bigger role in the world of sport than we ever anticipated. More specifically, mocap technology...