FWD Powershot: Advanced Sensor for Hockey

The FWD Powershot, developed by the Canadian company Quattriuum, is the most advanced sensor designed for hockey players currently available on the global market.

The FWD Powershot is the world's most advanced sensor developed specifically for hockey players. Created by the Quebec-based company Quattriuum, the sensor is designed to assist hockey players as they train to achieve measurable goals. It weighs only 50 grams and can be used with junior and senior hollow composite sticks. The FWD Powershot has an effective range of about 10 metres, depending on the stick type. It can calculate data on shot speed, angle, duration, puck speed, rotation, and acceleration speed.

The FWD Powershot lets players track the speed and power of their shots, and the amplitude and execution of their swings. It can store up to 1,000 shots. The data it provides can be analysed to improve players' performance and keep track of their progress over time. The sensor also has social features, allowing players to compare results with their teammates.

Players can download the FWD Sportscard app to monitor their performance in real time, see the key statistics, and compare them with others. The app allows users to share their results on social networks, to set up different challenges, and track the achievements of other participants.

The FWD Powershot uses Bluetooth Smart to connect and it synchronises with mobile devices using Android and iOS operating systems. It is charged with USB.

Founded in 2007, Quattriuum specialises in technologies used for motion tracking and analysis, and provides personalised solutions for measuring and analysing human gestures. With a team of experts drawing on their knowledge and experience in microelectronics, telecommunications, and computing, the company offers performance analysis solutions that can be used in amateur and professional sports to provide athletes with the data they need to understand and optimise their performance.