Cheltenham 2024 - Horse Biomechanical Analysis System Makes Final Of Start-Up Competition At One-Zero Dublin 2024

With the Cheltenham Festival grabbing the majority of the sporting headlines this week, it's great to also see TrojanTrack making the final of the One-Zero start-up competition, the final of which is to be held at One-Zero Dublin 2024.

While wearable technologies for humans may be a rapidly advancing market that is ever increasing in popularity, traditional wearable technologies for equine motion tracking may be seen as being invasive, time-consuming and expensive. Interestingly, TrojanTrack have devised an innovative solution negating the need to for such wearables, with a system that can analyse a horse's wellbeing utilising just a camera and a tripod.

The innovative system is configured to capture and analyse 52 data points on a horse, in real-time, as they walk past the camera. The data is then transformed into actionable biomechanical insights, highlighting any imbalances or changes in the horse's gait (compared to the horse's health gait). This