Alita-Fujitsu AI Technology to Assist in Analyzing Indonesian Athlete Movements at ISS 2026
The Ministry of Youth and Sports has just announced the latest innovation in the national sports scene. At the upcoming Indonesia Sport Show (ISS) 2026, artificial intelligence (AI) technology will be introduced to support the performance of the nation's athletes.
This technology is the result of a collaboration between technology companies Alita and Fujitsu. The primary focus of this partnership is to create an accurate motion analysis system for athletes. With the help of AI, coaches can observe details of an athlete's movements that might not be visible to the naked eye.
This system works by processing visual data from an athlete's body movements during training or competition. The results of the analysis will then provide feedback on techniques that need improvement so that athletes can move more efficiently and minimize the risk of injury.
The implementation of this technology is expected to increase the competitiveness of Indonesian athletes on the international stage. With more accurate data, training programs can be structured in a more personalized and effective manner according to the physical needs of each athlete.
The presence of AI technology at ISS 2026 marks the first step in the modernization of the sports training system in Indonesia. The government hopes that this innovation can continue to be developed so that the quality of national sports achievements will continue to improve in the future.