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The future of Sports Industry

  • 72articles
  • 2016first covered
  • 7 Apr 2026latest update
  • 3linked technologies

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  1. A Chinese Android just ran a half marathon faster than any human everRobotics
  2. 21 Chinese robots ran a half marathon and some were goodRobotics
  3. Robinhood wants to be your bank and wealth managerAI and intelligence
  4. New smart clothes tech turns everday garments into motion trackersIndustry and manufacturing
  5. Makers of spray on sneakers are hoping to strike gold at the OlympicsIndustry and manufacturing
  6. 3D printed race car CZinger makes it into the record booksIndustry and manufacturing
  7. AI beats human champions at another physical skill gameRobotics
  8. AI robots learned how to play horrible football all by themselvesRobotics
  9. New Walt Disney Holotiles let crowds walk around in VR while at homeVirtual worlds
  10. In a world first AI beats humans at a physical sportRobotics
  11. These new earbuds can read your mind and analyse your sweatBiotech and enhanced humans
  12. The personal trainers in this new gym are all AIVirtual worlds
  13. New exercise drug sees lazy mice get fit by doing nothingBiotech and enhanced humans
  14. Airspeeder unveils its first crewed eVTOL racer as it eyes a future flying car seriesTransport and mobility
  15. Wilson debuts an airless 3D printed NBA basketballIndustry and manufacturing
  16. AI finally aces motion capture without all the mocap gadgetsAI and intelligence
  17. New breakthrough lets scuba divers text one another underwaterConnected society
  18. Formula E unveils jet inspired cars and new EV regen braking systemsTransport and mobility
  19. The world’s first augmented reality contact lens just got its first human trialComputing
  20. Huupe unveils its interactive smart basketball hoop complete with NetflixConnected society
  21. Adidas jumps into the world of NFTs with Bored Ape Yacht ClubVirtual worlds
  22. Adidas dives into the Metaverse with AI created avatars and banging sneakersVirtual worlds
  23. REK’s phydigital sports arenas prove the future of sports is mixed realityVirtual worlds
  24. Futurist Podcast: The Future of the Fitness Industry, MembrArticles
  25. New smart kinetic clothing records and plays back your breathingAI and intelligence
  26. Speedo’s insane 3D printed whale inspired Aquaman swimsuit has its own onboard AIIndustry and manufacturing
  27. Oros’ latest clothing line uses aerogel to protect you from -321F coldIndustry and manufacturing
  28. Flying race car company Alauda unveils their fantastic new Mk3 AirspeederTransport and mobility
  29. MIT’s smart clothes measure your body’s movements more accurately than everConnected society
  30. Body morphing clothing powered by ancient bacteria helps you exercise harderIndustry and manufacturing
  31. Tail light packing helmet is powered by nothing more than ambient lightEarth and energy
  32. Moon Mark will hold the first remote control car race on the Moon late 2021Transport and mobility
  33. Flying high Airbus shows off its 2030 and 2050 concept cabinsTransport and mobility
  34. Charity fundraisers go virtual as first Ready Player Golf tournament tees offVirtual worlds
  35. Printed flexible electronics bring smarter smart clothes closer to realityIndustry and manufacturing
  36. This E-Bike reads your brainwaves to help you stay alive on the roadTransport and mobility
  37. AirSpeeder gets set to launch flying car races in 2021Transport and mobility
  38. Forget lockdown HIT, these mice got totally ripped with gene therapyBiotech and enhanced humans
  39. DeepMind’s newest AI studies humans to exploit weaknesses in their strategiesAI and intelligence
  40. Sweat sensor for wearables opens up a treasure trove of healthcare dataBiotech and enhanced humans
  41. Intel shows off it’s latest immersive 360 video sports technologyVirtual worlds
  42. Featured Futurist: Stuff Magazine, The Invisible WearablesArticles
  43. Verizon shows off their latest Superbowl 5G experienceConnected society
  44. Harvard invents self-healing rubber to nail your tyre’s puncture problemsIndustry and manufacturing
  45. McLaren reveal their extreme 2050 shape shifting F1 race car conceptTransport and mobility
  46. Formula E’s new E-Sports “ghosting” app lets gamers race real drivers in real timeVirtual worlds
  47. Featured Futurist: Stuff Magazine, The Virtual Sporting LifeArticles
  48. Former Go world champion retires after declaring “AI is invincible”AI and intelligence
  49. New machine vision system lets gym users ditch the wearablesAI and intelligence
  50. The Future of Sport 2030 | Decathlon, France | Matthew Griffin | Sports and Wellness Keynote SpeakerArticles
  51. Vodafone combines 5G and haptics to let rugby players 100 miles apart tackle each otherVirtual worlds
  52. Steppingstone’s electromagnetic floor lets VR users walk real miles in their own roomsVirtual worlds
  53. New 3D printed material heals itself after being cut in halfIndustry and manufacturing
  54. Nike’s new 3D printed kicks get set to revolutionise retailIndustry and manufacturing
  55. This is the world’s first 3D printed carbon fiber bikeIndustry and manufacturing
  56. Under Armour’s new clothes help heal your body while sleepingIndustry and manufacturing
  57. Nike unveils its futuristic running trackVirtual worlds
  58. Adidas unveils their first 3D printed mass market sneakerIndustry and manufacturing
  59. These new Adidas trainers are made entirely from up-cycled ocean plasticIndustry and manufacturing
  60. Oracle’s America’s Cup yacht will never sail, because it fliesIndustry and manufacturing
  61. Under Armour’s new trainers are inspired by nature, designed by an AI and 3D printedIndustry and manufacturing
  62. This scuba mask concept lets divers swim without tanksIndustry and manufacturing
  63. Scientists use defects to create a new programmable materialIndustry and manufacturing
  64. Australian researchers reproduce the effects of excercise with a pillBiotech and enhanced humans
  65. Fabric circuits open a door to smarter clothesIndustry and manufacturing
  66. The future of jobs in a Machine WorldOpinion
  67. Uzbekistan uses genetic testing to discover the next OlympiansBiotech and enhanced humans
  68. Team GB cyclists get ready to unveil their seven percent advantage at Rio 2016Biotech and enhanced humans
  69. Science meets technology at Team USA’s training campBiotech and enhanced humans
  70. World records set to tumble on Rio 2016’s nano-tech trackIndustry and manufacturing
  71. Olympians are electrocuting their brains to improve performanceBiotech and enhanced humans
  72. Rio 2016 introduces tests to hunt for genetically modified athletesBiotech and enhanced humans

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How many articles has 311 Institute published about Sports Industry?

311 Institute has published 72 articles about Sports Industry since 2016, most recently on 7 April 2026.

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