Sport Tech Hub to nurture 11 start-ups and early-stage tech companies through six-month dedicated physical activity incubator programme Tech start-ups working to support active ageing, workplace wellbeing and active travel are among 11 companies selected to join the second cohort of Sport Tech Hub, the London Sport-managed technology incubator dedicated to enhancing the use of
How we motivated Barking & Dagenham residents to be more physically active Physical inactivity is an epidemic. Its negative impact on the country is undeniable, with research suggesting that the total cost of physical inactivity to the UK economy exceeds £20 Billion. Many reasons have led to this rise in inactivity over the years, but
We caught up with David Brownlee, CTO of TrainAsONE, to hear how the Sport Tech Hub helped them to develop and grow their business. Tell us about TrainAsONE It’s the first AI personal running coach. We collect running data from runners of all abilities – they just tell the system what they are training
I was inspired by Tech Nation and their #UKTechXI, so I thought I would add a more on-theme #SportTechXI to the equation, bringing to light what tech would make my starting XI and how this tech can get a healthier, happier and a more active capital! I am going to use my experience in
We caught up with our Programme Manager, Nisha Valand, to hear how the Sport Tech Hub members are getting involved in London Tech Week and why tech innovation plays a crucial role for the future of physical activity in the capital. London is aiming to be at the forefront of new technologies and to
Sport Tech Hub to partner with London’s new flagship innovation programme Applications open now – http://civicinnovation.london This week the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, announced the new Civic Innovation Challenge; an initiative designed to match start-ups and SMEs with corporates and public organisations to solve some of London’s biggest challenges. Aimed at three primary areas
Sport Tech Hub, the London Sport-backed sport-tech incubator programme, has begun the search for a new generation of start-ups committed to creating happier, healthier and more active people in London, the UK and around the world. Following the success of the first Sport Tech Hub cohort, which has since seen alumni graduate into the Open