Ph.D. (c) in biomechanics at the University of Ottawa, Canada. His enthusiasm lies in providing more scientific and user-friendly tools to the sports health industry. With a background in athlete experience, rehabilitation science, and biomechanics research, coupled with experience in developing intelligent sports equipment for commercial projects, he brings a unique blend of insights to integrate interdisciplinary resources for human movement science.

With a Master's in Computer Engineering from McMaster University, he has accumulated valuable experience at prominent companies like BlackBerry QNX, Infinera Canada, and Intel. Well-acquainted with the operational and management models of technology-based enterprises, he boasts extensive experience in computer vision-related development.

Armed with a MSc. in Computer Science from the University of Ottawa and a BSc. in Computer Science from the University of Waterloo, he’s contributed his expertise to renowned organizations such as Vale, Informatica, and Google. He's been a real powerhouse in different areas, diving into stuff like handling data, visualization, machine learning and computer vision. His blend of skills and rock-solid academic background truly sets him apart as a standout player in the constantly evolving tech landscape.

Holding a MSc. In Computer Science from the University of Ottawa, he brings a wealth of entrepreneurial experience, having played a pivotal role in overseeing overall business and product operations. With expertise in computer graphics and machine learning, he holds a national technology patent. Proficient in front-end and mobile software development and adept in process management, he places a strong emphasis on enhancing user experience and interaction (UI/UX) design. His extensive background and commitment make him a valuable asset in our tech endeavors!

Ph.D.(c) in Statistical Sciences at Simon Fraser University. With a primary focus on Bayesian statistics and sports analysis, his research delves into statistical models concerning sports injuries. Prior to his doctoral pursuits, he contributed his expertise to Statistics Canada and completed internships in national exercise physiology laboratories across Canada. What sets him apart is not just his role as a researcher in sports; he's also a practitioner. His dual perspective brings a unique blend of theoretical and practical insights to the field of statistical sciences and sports analysis.

Dr. Yang holds a PhD in Biomechanics from McGill University. His extensive experience spans various biomechanics laboratories, commercial sports companies, sports teams, and rehabilitation centers, contributing significantly to the field. A prolific researcher, he has published over ten SCI papers covering biomechanics, ergonomics, and sports human science. Currently serving as a postdoctoral fellow at the Shirley Ryan Ability Lab (formerly RIC), he continues to make impactful contributions. Beyond academia, his profound love for diverse sports has led him to dedicate himself to the practical application and advancement of sports biomechanics knowledge.

Dr. Zhang, who holds a doctoral degree in Biomedical Engineering, is currently a senior fellow at the Laboratory for Movement Biomechanics at ETH Zurich. He leads the Osteoarthritis Biomechanics Research group, focusing on advancing the understanding of biomechanical aspects in knee arthritic conditions and interventions.