It was a very exciting congress, which offered interesting contents, great impressions as well as a lively exchange. Prof. Dr. Eckehard Fozzy Moritz from Innovationsmanufaktur was there and presented in his keynote the importance of innovative projects and approaches using the example of Active City. The project “Active City Innovation” Read more…
As part of the Go, WannaGo! project of SINN.international we are proud to have developed a system that provides for new multimodal scenarios in collaborative and competitive social outdoor interactions. As an example, you will be able to rediscover your jogging trail as a trim trail, by being offered fun Read more…
The following Blogpost is by our Spanish Partner Francisco Ibanez from Brainstorm, Valencia. The Exerkit development was developed as innovative Spanish contribution to our SINN.international goal of using gamification to instill joy of movement. We are very happy with this great progress… Exerkit is a fun Exergame based on gym Read more…
Well, do you recognize the three? (You can find the solution below.) This is an excerpt of our Picture quiz: “children’s photo guess: who is who?” of our digital SINN-I Christmas party. Of course we loved to celebrate with all of you again this year! In addition to the entertaining Read more…
The TAFISA Mission 2030 Workshop, co-hosted with the Sport and Citizenship think tank, focused on the significance of re-building our society and community sustainably and the importance of education and raising awareness about environmental issues in the field of and through Sport for All. Alex Williams, Programs Development Consultant at Read more…
Our Japanese partner Kinix – a partner in our International Sports Innovation Network – has contributed to the future of sports by releasing a new indoor cycling game: Spirit Overflow (https://www.spiritoverflow.io/). Spirit Overflow is a fun-driven video game with competitive e-sport dynamics, in which territory is claimed in a battle. Read more…
Teaching students science and technique about cycling- The Songo Center in Stellenbosch (Kayamandi) has introduced a teaching module for STEM through cycling and bicycles – a programme developed in our STEM on the Move project. In collaboration with the Universität Braunschweig, ADFC Bayern and the University of Stellenbosch, resources were Read more…
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic it has been hard to facilitate the meetings in person, also the development of soft- and hardware and the progress of the different projects suffered a lot under the pandemic situation. But we were still able to bring back a little bit of Read more…
… at least that’s what most people think. However, we set out to prove that STEM is not boring – or it doesn’t have to be. In our project “STEM on the move” we bring STEM topics into “the real world” in order to make them less theoretical and more Read more…
Today we want to surprise you with an input of a slightly different kind, but about a topic that is very close to our hearts. Joy of Movement is something we have been working on for a very long time and is basically the core of all our initiatives. When Read more…