At the GSUN Summit ’24, project leaders presented innovations in sportswear, focusing on ergonomic design, performance-enhancing activewear, and wearable technology. The panel featured esteemed participants like Harvard’s Kathryn Ackerman, discussing inclusivity and advancements in sports performance, including dynamic movement design and sensor-equipped training equipment.

The Activewear Design team achieved high recognition at the 17th Textile Bioengineering and Informatics Symposium (TBIS 2024), held in Busan, Korea, from August 20-23, 2024.

The Activewear Design team has garnered significant recognition at the ICTEAA 2024: XVIII International Conference on Textile Engineering and Applied Arts, highlighting their impactful contributions to the field.

It aims to offer research experience to secondary school students. A total of 7 secondary school students joined this project and participated in different laboratory works on sports bras research.

A novel deep learning approach has been introduced for foot type classification from dynamic foot images to improve insole geometry and customized fit.

This advanced analysis provides insights into the direction and intensity of body motion, enabling the design of activewear that offers precise fit and targeted support.

This research focuses on improving activewear design by incorporating dynamic movements and biomechanical studies of the human body.

The education workshop on activewear aimed to promote the health and performance benefits associated with wearing appropriate activewear in sport.