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Sports Applications

In this section we introduce applications that used Evalu@ as a data centralizer in the field of sports medicine, sports performance enhancement, and sports monitoring, among other applications we haven't envisaged yet.

Elite
players tracked
47
Biomarker
readings analyzed
1530
Highest fatigue
slope (mid/wide)
0.32
Scattered training data flowing into a configurable evaluation engine
The challenge
Lots of data, no flexible way to evaluate it.
CPK and Urea combined into a unique fatigue signature per player
Two biomarkers, one signature
47 professional soccer players, tracked across a full season.
Bar chart of fatigue accumulation slope by playing position
Fatigue by position
Midfielders and wide players accumulate fatigue fastest (0.32), goalkeepers slowest (0.10).
Results summary for the fatigue prediction study
The result
A personalized fatigue signature for every athlete, with no custom software built.
This application has a scientific publication
Evalu@ + Sports. Creatine Phosphokinase and Urea in High-Performance Athletes During Competition
Yepes Zuluaga, J.F., Gregory Tatis, A.D., Forero Arévalo, D.S., Yepes-Calderon, F. · ICAI 2021, Buenos Aires · Springer CCIS vol. 1455, pp. 290–302.
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Timing
uncertainty
±3.8 ms
More precise than
a manual stopwatch
25×
Pendulum validation
deviation
6.8 ms
Ultrasonic sensors sending data to a local centralizer synced with Evalu@
From stopwatch to sensor
Biometric verification and real-time data, with no manual timing.
Accuracy comparison: manual stopwatch versus the IoT system
Validated accuracy
25 times more precise than a manual stopwatch.
Pendulum-based validation of IoT timing accuracy
Tested against physics
Benchmarked against a pendulum's known period — accurate to within 0.0068 seconds.
Results summary for the IoT field testing study
The result
Faster, more reproducible field tests, ready to scale across any club discipline.
This application has a scientific publication
Introducing an IoT-Based Strategy to Measure Athletes in Field Testing Automatically
Choco Carabali, D.A., Serrano Fontecha, J.S., Forero Arévalo, D.S., Barandica Lopez, A., Yepes-Calderon, F. · ICAI 2025 · Springer CCIS vol. 2667, pp. 131–143.
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Government AI

In this section we introduce applications that used Evalu@ as a data centralizer in the field of public-sector decision-making, policy evaluation, and citizen services, among other applications we haven't envisaged yet.

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Personnel Ranking

In this section we introduce applications that used Evalu@ as a data centralizer in the field of personnel evaluation, performance ranking, and merit-based recognition, among other applications we haven't envisaged yet.

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Mental Health Diagnosis in the Workplace

In this section we introduce applications that used Evalu@ as a data centralizer in the field of employee wellbeing, workplace mental health monitoring, and early support detection, among other applications we haven't envisaged yet.

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Institutional Team Efficiency & Valoration

In this section we introduce applications that used Evalu@ as a data centralizer in the field of institutional team performance, efficiency measurement, and collective valoration, among other applications we haven't envisaged yet.

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Carbon Footprint

In this section we introduce applications that used Evalu@ as a data centralizer in the field of institutional carbon footprint tracking, emissions reduction, and sustainability reporting, among other applications we haven't envisaged yet.

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