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RETRACTED ARTICLE: Development of novel and efficient approach for analyzing and monitoring the movement parameters for javelin athletes based on internet of things

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The javelin is one of the well-received track and field events, which are available from the origin of the human race. The people from the old civilization used the spear-like structure for hunting animals and a soldier to kill enemies in the Warfield used later spear. Due to the development of the human race, the skill of throwing spear was added to the sports category. It is named as Javelin, and all countries play it over the world. The ultimate goal of Javelin throw is to throw a javelin with exposed hands with the highest force so that it will achieve the maximum distance in a given area. Several factors need to be considered for playing this game effectively, they are physiological parameters, a movement (or) release parameters, and injury parameters of javelin athletes. In the proposed work, we design a device, which is used to measure the movement, or release parameters of a javelin by using various sensors and these measured parameters are sent to a cloud server with the help of Wi-Fi device for maintaining a database. The coach or athlete can view the release parameters of javelin such as the angle of release, the height of release and speed of release in real-time through the application called Real-Time Sports Training for Javelin Athletes (ROSOTO-JAV). By monitoring and analyzing, certain throw and provide auto feedback to the athlete along with their parameters to improve their performance in future using the IoT technology.

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Elumalai, G., Ramakrishnan, R. RETRACTED ARTICLE: Development of novel and efficient approach for analyzing and monitoring the movement parameters for javelin athletes based on internet of things. J Ambient Intell Human Comput 12, 4663–4676 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12652-020-01863-w

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