Sports Innovation Lab, Inc.

[laughs] And, um, we've got, uh, Alessandro Bambini from Humon, and John Davis from Gatorade Sports Science Institute, and Paul Rabil from Major League Lacrosse, US Lacrosse, as well as Rabil Companies.

And then your fearless moderator, Josh Walker, from the Sports Innovation Lab.

I'm gonna turn it over to Josh.

Take care.

We always have a lot of research scientists that wanna know with return to play protocols and, you know, you really need to get baselines at the beginning of an athlete to be able to know this is what their peak performance is or this is what their condition is, combine it with other aspects like respiration and hydration and heart rate.

Now all of a sudden you have condition of an athlete, so it's all these measurements combined together that really brings out the ability to have something quantifiable.

So we talk to a lot of pro teams at the Sports Innovation Lab, and they s- sometimes tell us that they've got like nine different wearables-

Yeah

And we also have Dr. Leslie Saxon of the USC Center for Body Computing, as well as Sandra Lopez from Intel.

And our moderator is Angela Ruggiero from the Sports Innovation Lab.

So really excited to get started.

One thing I want to say as we kick this off, when the panel ends, if everyone could exit to my left into the iLab, it makes it a lot easier for the rotation.

Somebody tell me what the home run product is now.

I don't think there is one that shows the world this is what it could be.

Yeah, in Sports Innovation Lab, we're actually going to try to sort of create a competitive analysis, because to both your points, there's a ton of these companies popping up, and consolidation is sort of what we're starting to see in the market.

But to be able to understand, you have the benefit of having USC Center, you know, you can test the sensors, but not everyone has that opportunity to really know what the difference are in the market.