dorsaVi acquires global licence for innovative memory tech to power next-gen wearables — TradingView News
dorsaVi DVL has secured an exclusive worldwide licence to a cutting-edge resistive random-access memory (RRAM) technology developed by Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. The proposed licence gives the company access to nine patent and intellectual property invention families encompassing advanced RRAM technologies developed by Professor Lew Wen Siang and his team at the university’s School […]
dorsaVi DVL has secured an exclusive worldwide licence to a cutting-edge resistive random-access memory (RRAM) technology developed by Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. The proposed licence gives the company access to nine patent and intellectual property invention families encompassing advanced RRAM technologies developed by Professor Lew Wen Siang and his team at the university’s School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences. dorsaVi plans to integrate the technologies – which have broad applications across AI, robotics and wearable health tech, spatial computing (augmented, virtual and extended reality) and the Internet of Things (IoT) – into the company’s movement tracking platform. Movement analysis dorsaVi is a global leader in the field of human movement analysis technology for use in clinical applications, elite sports and occupational health and safety using wearable sensors. The company has built non-intrusive, AI-powered, high-precision movement tracking capabilities within its ViMove platform. The technology accurately captures, quantifies and assesses many aspects of detailed human movement and position outside of a biomechanics lab. Ultra-fast technology RRAM technology has the ability to deliver ultra-fast read/write operations while consuming minimal power, making it suitable for latency-sensitive, energy-constrained environments. Its non-volatile characteristics ensure robust data retention without continuous power supply and its high endurance, scalability and resilience make it ideal for wearables, IoT sensors and mission-critical edge computing nodes. dorsaVi believes integrating RRAM into its wearable movement tracking platform will make it a more efficient system and support the company’s mission to deliver smarter and faster sensors at lower costs with higher margins. Used in tandem with legacy NAND flash for mass data storage, it can allow for a low-latency hybrid system with extended battery life and prolonged device lifespan. Next-gen platforms dorsaVi chief executive officer Andrew Ronchi said the licensing agreement would give the company a foundation to build the next generation of intelligent, low-power sensing platforms. “We are not just upgrading our products—we are redefining what is possible with wearable sensors,” he said. dorsaVi has launched a $2.43 million two-tranche placement to advance the RRAM integration and support ongoing working capital requirements. The company will issue a total of 187.5 million shares at $0.013 each, representing an 18.75% discount to its last traded price and a 4.02% discount to the 15-day volume-weighted average price.
Watch this space! Our favorite fitness tracker is on sale at Amazon again, this time for 25% OFF
Just in time for those last trips of the summer, Amazon and other retailers have launched some top-notch Fitbit deals. One of them includes 25% off the Fitbit Charge 6, which is our favorite fitness tracker out there. We like the Charge 6 for its role as one of the few fitness-focused trackers that also […]
Just in time for those last trips of the summer, Amazon and other retailers have launched some top-notch Fitbit deals. One of them includes 25% off the Fitbit Charge 6, which is our favorite fitness tracker out there.
We like the Charge 6 for its role as one of the few fitness-focused trackers that also includes built-in GPS. It’s also housed in a thin, lightweight body that users love, especially for long-term exercise, sleep tracking, and more. The normal price tag on the Charge 6 also offers a pretty solid value proposition, so an extra $40 off definitely doesn’t hurt.
✅Recommended if: you prefer a small smartwatch that’s comfortable to wear to sleep or while working out; you need something with an accurate HR sensor and GPS tracking; you like having a watch with support for Google Maps and Wallet, among other apps.
❌Skip this deal if: you prefer a watch with an especially bright display in outdoor sunlight; you need something with an altimeter or a cEDA sensor; you’re looking for a watch with premium-level GPS accuracy and have the budget to upgrade.
The Fitbit Charge 6 is our top pick for the best fitness tracker category, especially because of its thin, nimble design. Where modern smartwatches often go large and bulky, the Charge 6 offers a refreshingly lightweight design that makes it a great candidate for sleep tracking and exercise.
It also features a useful haptic button, an improved sensor for HR monitoring, and access to apps like YouTube Music, Google Maps, Wallet, and more.
It is worth noting that it lacks some of the extra sensors included on premium smartwatches, such as an altimeter and cEDA sensor. Some have also criticized the accuracy of the GPS sensor, so those looking for a precise GPS might also want to consider upgrading.
Bodybuilding Legend Jeremy Buendia Launches Strength Training Gym
Buendia’s Stoik Gym is a place for bodybuilders and influencers to call home, but it’s also targeting the general fitness population as demand surges for serious strength training Jeremy Buendia wants to create a place where hardcore lifters and everyday fitness enthusiasts can work out side by side in the same gym. To make that […]
Buendia’s Stoik Gym is a place for bodybuilders and influencers to call home, but it’s also targeting the general fitness population as demand surges for serious strength training
Jeremy Buendia wants to create a place where hardcore lifters and everyday fitness enthusiasts can work out side by side in the same gym.
To make that vision a reality, the four-time Mr. Olympia men’s physique winner and Instagram star has launched Stoik Gym, a new facility outfitted with cutting-edge strength training equipment, recovery zones and communal gathering spaces.
“This gym was designed with the professional bodybuilder, the fitness enthusiast and even the weekend warrior in mind,” Buendia told Athletech News. “We wanted a place that could welcome all levels of people passionate about strength training and recovery.”
Jeremy Buendia (credit: Stoik Gym)
With Stoik gym, Buendia is also hoping to create more opportunities for bodybuilders and fitness influencers to have ownership stakes in gyms.
Not Your Average Gym
Located in Buendia’s hometown of Roseville, California, the first-ever Stoik Gym features top-of-the-line strength training equipment from Skelcore, a recovery room with a sauna and cold plunge, and a community lounge area that includes a kitchenette.
Buendia hand-selected each piece of equipment, along with the layout of the entire facility, he says, optimizing every detail, including where to place mirrors for maximum feedback on form.
Inside, lifting junkies will find a range of equipment Buendia says they “can’t get anywhere else” in Northern California, including free weights, plate and pin-loaded machines, and more advanced pieces such as a bent-over linear row, assisted Nordic hamstring curl and standing leg curl, among others. All the gym’s equipment is exclusively provided by Skelcore, a fast-growing brand based in Miami that partnered with Buendia to create the concept.
“I’ve had the privilege of traveling the world, working out with the best trainers and in the best facilities,” Buendia explained. “When it came time to outfit the gym with the best in strength equipment, we decided to go with Skelcore. Their product range, quality and ability to satisfy all of our needs made it an easy choice.”
Stoik Gym features advanced equipment like this Skelcore machine (credit: Stoik Gym)
Stoik Gym — pronounced like the word “stoic” — is an intense place to train, which is just how Buendia wants it.
“Something I’ve made clear to the members who come in is that we’re a bodybuilding-friendly environment (and) we’re a content-creation environment,” he said, noting that influencers are encouraged to film content inside the gym.
“There are going to be guys in here throwing around 400 pounds on the bench press and squatting 600 pounds,” he added. “You’re going to hear guys grunting.”
But it’s not all fun and filming. While Stoik is open to the general public, Buendia is serious about creating an environment that cultivates a certain type of personality he wants to represent his brand.
Inside the Roseville facility is a prominently displayed list of “Gym Rules,” which include basics like re-racking weights and wiping down machines after use, but also more specific requirements such as maintaining good hygiene and one that reads, “Don’t come into the gym smelling like cigarettes or marijuana.”
Additionally, anyone under the age of 18 needs to maintain at least a 3.0 GPA and pass an interview, with their parents in attendance, in order to become a Stoik member.
“I hold that standard because Stoik as a brand represents something more than just a gym,” Buendia explained. “I want people to wear ‘Stoik’ across their chest with pride as a badge of honor.”
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credit: Stoik Gym
The result, he hopes, will be a unique community of hardcore lifters working out alongside general fitness enthusiasts, all of whom want something more than what they can find in their local big-box gym (Stoik Gym comes in at just under 10,000 square feet, which Buendia and Skelcore have identified as the sweet-spot size for a modern strength training facility).
Memberships cost $109/month for a 12-month commitment and $129 for a month-to-month plan, although family and student plans are available at discounted rates. Stoik also offers a “creator membership,” priced at $399, which allows members to create content with a videographer.
Stoik Gym officially opened to the public around three weeks ago, and so far, the response has been just what Buendia envisioned as influencers, bodybuilders and everyday people (of a certain mindset) train together.
“The amount of exposure and free marketing we’ve gotten in the first (few) weeks — not just because of my name and my following, but because of the other influencers that are in the gym posting content — is crazy,” he said.
Expansion on the Horizon
Looking ahead, Buendia is thinking bigger than just one location. The brand is actively exploring expansion opportunities across the U.S. and potentially internationally. For upcoming gyms, Stoik plans to offer minority ownership stakes to bodybuilders and fitness influencers who want to have equity in a fitness business of their own.
credit: Stoik Gym
For Buendia, this mission is as personal as it is professional. He noted the all-too-common phenomenon of pro bodybuilders wondering what to do with their lives after their career wraps up (for some, this realization happens mid-career).
“We want to create opportunities for bodybuilders, or other fitness enthusiasts, to have a career beyond the stage,” Buendia said. “If there are any bodybuilders out there looking for an opportunity that’s lucrative, reach out to me or the Stoik team.”
Are they at the front of a tech revolution? – Shaw Local
This spring, the Putnam County baseball team began using electronic communication from the dugout to its catcher. The Panther catcher wore an AirPod 2, and PC coach Chris Newsome used the live listen feature on an iPad, which was connected to the AirPod 2 via Bluetooth, to call pitches, relay bunt coverages, and more. “When […]
This spring, the Putnam County baseball team began using electronic communication from the dugout to its catcher.
The Panther catcher wore an AirPod 2, and PC coach Chris Newsome used the live listen feature on an iPad, which was connected to the AirPod 2 via Bluetooth, to call pitches, relay bunt coverages, and more.
“When I looked at all of our options like signs, wristbands, etc., the technology option kept coming up as the most beneficial and in many ways the easiest coach-to-catcher communication option,” Newsome said. “Signs can be stolen, wristbands can be hard to read and are susceptible to weather and/or sweat and dirt. The AirPod Pros and an iPad gives us the ability to speak directly to the ear of the catcher and not be limited to the name of a called pitched or pickoff like certain systems.”
The National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) approved the use of one-way communication with the catcher in July 2023 and it was implemented for IHSA baseball and softball for the 2024 season.
“I like that the NFHS and IHSA allow for this,” Newsome said. “I’d be in favor of expanding some sort of technology to include the pitcher and even position players down the road.”
IHSA Assistant Executive Director Matt Troha said IHSA officials have not received much positive or negative feedback about the one-way communication from coaches or umpires.
“Anecdotally from watching regular season and state series contests, we know that many teams did utilize them,” Troha said. “Given that, we feel that the implementation was a success.
“I believe most coaches are open to exploring the use of technology or rule changes if they believe it makes the game better. I also believe that there is an expectation that as different rules or technology are implemented at other levels of sport (collegiate and pro), many are likely to trickle down to the high school level at some juncture.”
Amboy head coach Scott Payne directs his team Saturday, Nov. 9, 2024, in round two of the 8-man football playoffs. (Alex T. Paschal)
Given that one-way communication was successfully implemented in baseball and softball and the NCAA approved the use of helmet communication at the FBS level, will other IHSA sports soon be using such devices?
“One-way communication is dictated by the NFHS rulebooks and we are not aware of any national rule committees that are currently considering that,” Troha said.
Troha said the use of one-way communication in football has been discussed at the national level.
“I believe there is universal concern about how it would/could fundamentally change the sport if quarterbacks were coached throughout the entirety of the play,” Troha said. “The NFL obviously utilizes a system where they shut off the communication devices during the play based on the play clock, but they also only have 14 or 15 games per week in highly controlled environments. Getting that technology to work and be properly enforced across thousands of high schools would be a massive challenge. Then factor in the cost and those are two significant hurdles.”
Kevin Crandall, the Illinois High School Football Coaches Association president and former head coach at Rochelle, said while the IHSFCA hasn’t polled it’s members on the issue, he feels most coaches would be in favor of communication technology.
“I think the vast majority of coaches would be for it, probably vehemently for it,” Crandall said. “The only questions I could foresee would be the cost factor for some schools. But I think it’d be something that most coaches would advocate for.”
For Putnam County baseball, the technology came fairly cheaply as the Panthers just needed to buy AirPods for $149 and ear holders for $15 to pair with an iPad the program already had.
SportsCom, which has a partnership with the IHSA, offers an annual subscription for baseball/softball communication for $425. It can be used on smart watches that a coach/player already owns or the company offers refurbished devices at a discount.
Patriot ConX offers watches for baseball/softball and football with the single watch package, which includes a coach’s command center, one player receiver watch, one case, and two charging cords, for $449.99. A five-watch package is $1,099.9,9 and a 10-watch package is $1,999.99.
CoachComm has a listen-only device that can be clipped to a player’s equipment or enclosed in an arm band for $700, compatible with all Cobalt Plus headset systems.
PortaPhone offers a coach-to-player helmet system for $795 and Quibit has a device that’s mounted in helmets that receives only and can be set to any channel for $145.
Coaches and administrators around the country will see how one-way communication works at the high school level as the University Interscholastic League, which governs high school sports in Texas, has approved wearable technology such as watches, wristbands and belt packs to communicate game calls starting this fall, according to an article on Dave Campbell’s Texas Football website, texasfootball.com. There will be no limit to the number of players who can wear a device during a game. In-helmet communication is not allowed.
“It makes communication a lot better,” said Crandall, who coached Rochelle from 1994-2017. “The choices now are to bring the quarterback over and give him the play or send it in with somebody, but once in a while, it becomes a little like telephone and the play doesn’t always get in exactly like you called it. Or you can signal it in. If the coach could just talk to the player, it would make communication much easier with a lot less chance of miscommunication.”
Inside JPMorgan’s Soaring New Office Tower — and Its High-End Perks
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JPMorgan Chase is about to open its new headquarters at 270 Park Avenue in Manhattan.
The 60-story skyscraper, designed by Foster + Partners, is chock-full of perks and amenities.
The building includes a gym, an Irish pub, AI tech, a food hall, and more — see the photos.
America’s biggest bank is gearing up to open its new and long-awaited headquarters at 270 Park Avenue in Manhattan — complete with a new state-of-the-art gym, an Irish pub, a social “exchange” above the trading floors, and more.
The exact move-in date is unclear, but the tower has been lighting up the New York City skyline in recent weeks — and JPMorgan employees told Business Insider the bank has been posting updates, including details about the new gym, on its intranet.
“Our cutting-edge Fitness Center offers access to cardio, strength and recovery equipment, locker rooms, daily group exercise classes, a nutrition consultation and sessions with a Well-being Performance Coach,” the bank said on its intranet, according to screenshots obtained by Business Insider.
“It may take up to five business days from your move into 270 Park to be able to join the Fitness Center,” the bank told employees adding that “a monthly membership fee is required” to join the gym.
The Jamie Dimon-led bank behemoth first unveiled details of the building’s amenities in 2022. The 60-story skyscraper will stand at 1,388 feet tall and was designed by Foster + Partners, which has headed other iconic projects like The Gherkin in London and the Hearst Tower in New York.
With the transition imminent, Business Insider put together a slideshow of the skyscraper’s most interesting perks and amenities, from its in-building employee gym to AI tech systems and a massive food hall. We spoke to people who have seen some of the communications, looked over JPMorgan press releases, interviews and reports from other publications, and renderings from the architects designing the tower.
A huge food court and in-office pub
Two colleagues having a conversation over lunch in a modern office cafeteria during the day.
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JPMorgan’s head of global real estate, David Arena, told Fortune that the project would include a food court with 19 restaurants.
He described it in the February interview as a “modern version of an Eataly,” referring to a popular Italian food hall. The bank has said it will feature “diverse food operators and healthy menus.”
There’s also an Irish pub in the building, according to Fortune, as well as the option for food to be delivered on-demand straight to employees’ desks.
‘State-of-the-art’ membership gym
The new building will house up to 14,000 employees on the ground level of Park and Madison Avenues.
dbox / Foster + Partners
Screenshots of an internal JPMorgan portal obtained by Business Insider said 270 Park’s “state-of-the-art” fitness center will be operated by Exos, a corporate well-being company thatalso offers sports training for professional athletes.
The bank’s internal communications said the gym will only be available to employees assigned to work at 270 Park for now. When the building fully opens in 2026, any employee with a Midtown Manhattan work address will be able to use it.
The company has said employees who use the gym will have to pay a membership fee, which has drawn some gripes from people posting on Reddit who said they were JPMorgan employees. The bank declined to comment on the gym cost.
In-office wellness center
Physician working on computer, wearing white lab coat and stethoscope in medical workspace.
Abraham Gonzalez Fernandez/Getty Images
Recent communications to employees also mentioned a Health & Wellness Center that will provide medical care and services to benefits-eligible employees based in the US.
Licensed providers will be there to offer sick visits, acute care, general medical advice, lab work, allergy shot management, and international travel preparation.
Most services at the Health & Wellness Center are free, the portal says, including Wellness Screenings and certain lab tests performed on-site.
The public JPM website also mentions 270 Park will have “modern mother’s rooms and prayer and meditation spaces.”
Elements of nature — from lighting to air and materials
The lobby at 270 Park Avenue.
Foster + Partners
The 270 Park Ave tower will use “biophilic design” techniques to connect the outdoors to the indoors, according to JPM’s website, through the use of plants and “healthier furniture and building materials.”
The windows of the building will bring in 30% more daylight than a typical office building, the site says, and use “circadian lighting” to “support a healthier indoor environment.”
The tower will have advanced heating and air-conditioning systems that both clean outdoor air as it comes in and filter recirculated air, the firm says.
The tower will be New York City’s largest all-electric skyscraper, according to the site, powered by renewable energy and producing “net zero operational emissions.”
Smart tech and AI
Located above the trading floors, the three story “Exchange” is the social heart of the tower.
LightField London
The tower will feature technology that uses “sensors, AI, and machine learning systems to predict, respond to, and adapt to energy needs,” according to the bank’s website.
The building’s technology will be touchless for both employees and visitors, the firm says.
JPMorgan’s Arena told Fortune earlier this year: “They’ll know when you register for a conference room how you like the temperature, et cetera. They’ll know when you show up at Starbucks in the morning or whatever other coffee shops we have, how you like your latte.”
City views & fine art
Night view towards client center.
Foster + Partners
At the top of the 60-story building will be a conference center with “unobstructed city views” to host events, the bank’s website says.
Fortune said the new building will also have its own signature scent.
JPMorgan’s company art collection will be featured in the building, Fortune reported, including gifts from David Rockefeller and “generative artwork that comes to life and moves when guests walk past.”
More space — both indoors and out
Located above the trading floors, the three story “Exchange” is the social heart of the tower.
LightField London
JPM says the new building will house up to 14,000 employees (compared to the other facility, which was designed for about 3,500).
Architects Foster + Partners described “the social heart of the tower” as a three-story area above the trading floors called the “Exchange.”
The bank says there will be 2.5 times more outdoor space on the ground level of Park and Madison Avenues, including wider sidewalks and a large public plaza.
Sports Technology Market Share Sports Technology Market Research Report: By Technology, Sports Type, Regional IN, UNITED STATES, August 13, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ — The Sports Technology Market is experiencing unprecedented growth, valued at USD 18.6 Billion in 2023 and forecasted to surge to USD 89.66 Billion by 2032. This remarkable expansion, with a compound annual growth […]
Sports Technology Market Research Report: By Technology, Sports Type, Regional
IN, UNITED STATES, August 13, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ — The Sports Technology Market is experiencing unprecedented growth, valued at USD 18.6 Billion in 2023 and forecasted to surge to USD 89.66 Billion by 2032. This remarkable expansion, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 14.17% from 2024 to 2032, highlights the dynamic transformation reshaping the world of sports through innovative technology integration.
Key Companies in the Sports Technology Market Include:
• Catapult Sports
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• Pioneer Athletics
• Nielsen
• IBM
• Kawasaki Heavy Industries
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• SAP
• SportRadar
• STATS Perform
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The sports technology market encompasses a wide range of components, including advanced equipment, state-of-the-art facilities, and robust infrastructure. These elements collectively enhance athletic performance, safety, and engagement, while also promoting the integration of sports into societal frameworks. Modern technologies are not just improving the game on the field but are also revolutionizing how sports organizations operate and how fans experience sporting events.
AI and Machine Learning: The New Game Changers
A significant driver of this market’s growth is the increasing adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) technologies. These technologies are becoming central to innovation within sports, enabling:
• Player performance analysis: AI-powered analytics provide detailed insights into athletes’ physical condition, technique, and injury risk, allowing coaches to tailor strategies more effectively.
• Personalized training programs: ML algorithms create customized training regimens that optimize individual athlete development, enhancing skill acquisition and recovery.
• Fan engagement: Intelligent systems improve real-time interaction, personalized content delivery, and immersive viewing experiences.
This technological infusion is setting new standards for performance and entertainment in sports.
The Smart Stadium Segment: Leading the Charge
Among various market segments, the Smart Stadium segment commands the largest share, accounting for 42.59% of the market in 2022. Smart stadiums are equipped with advanced connectivity, IoT devices, and data analytics platforms, creating an enhanced experience for spectators and seamless operations for organizers. The segment is anticipated to grow in line with the overall market CAGR of 14.17%, driven by investments in infrastructure upgrades and demand for immersive fan experiences.
Geographically, North America dominated the sports technology market in 2022, holding a substantial 32.9% market share. The region’s leadership is attributed to its early adoption of cutting-edge technology, strong sports culture, and significant investments in sports infrastructure.
Following North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific are also witnessing robust growth. Europe benefits from technological advancements and government support for sports innovation, while Asia-Pacific’s growth is fueled by expanding sports industries, rising consumer interest, and increasing digitalization.
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Finnish tech companies partner on EBU’s OGraf graphics standard
The OGraf standard focuses on a modular approach enabling integration into existing packages and allowing graphics to be rendered on digital platforms, traditional broadcasts, web streams, video editing tools and more Finnish technology companies Media Tailor and SPX Graphics have joined forces to help media organisations adopt the latest version of HTML graphics as easily […]
The OGraf standard focuses on a modular approach enabling integration into existing packages and allowing graphics to be rendered on digital platforms, traditional broadcasts, web streams, video editing tools and more
Finnish technology companies Media Tailor and SPX Graphics have joined forces to help media organisations adopt the latest version of HTML graphics as easily and cost-effectively as possible.
The companies are working together on sales, customer project delivery, and technical support for the European Broadcasting Union’s new OGraf standard, which is expected to be officially released next month.
The OGraf standard has been driven by the EBU HTML Graphics group. It focuses on a modular approach enabling integration into existing packages and allowing graphics to be seamlessly rendered on digital platforms, traditional broadcasts, web streams, video editing tools and more.
SPX Graphics has been an active member of the EBU’s working group from the beginning and has contributed directly to the standard’s development.
“The purpose of the standard is to enable manufacturers to create compatible HTML-based systems, thereby promoting the use of modern and agile HTML graphics across various productions and environments, such as newsrooms, playout systems, and sports broadcasting. With this partnership, we’re positioned to help the industry through this transition in the best possible way,” said Tuomo Kulomaa, CEO of SPX Graphics.
SPX Graphics’ OGraf-compatible solution includes a built-in server for hosting OGraf assets, a browser-based interface for managing and controlling graphics playout, and the capability to simultaneously produce up to 20 OGraf graphics across multiple outputs, said the company.
“With EBU’s work, we’ll now have common rules and clear guidance for HTML graphics. This will significantly simplify implementation for broadcasters. Partnering with SPX Graphics ensures that our customers are equipped with solutions that fully comply with EBU’s direction while unlocking the full potential of HTML graphics,” added Markus Paul, COO of Media Tailor Group.
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