Mejora del rendimiento deportivo y del bienestar: el papel de la tecnología RFID en el monitoreo de la salud y la psicología del deporte

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  • Rabia Yıldız Öztürk Universidad de Mersin, Facultad de Ciencias del Deporte, Mersin, Turquía.
  • Metin Pekgor Universidad de Tecnología Swinburne, Melbourne, Australia.
  • Aydolu Algin Universidad de Akdeniz, Antalya, Turquía.
  • Turhan Toros Universidad de Mersin, Facultad de Ciencias del Deporte, Departamento de Educación en Entrenamiento, Mersin, Turquía.
  • Emre Serin Universidad de Mersin, Facultad de Ciencias del Deporte, Departamento de Formación de Entrenadores, Mersin, Turquía.
  • Tolga Tek Universidad de Selçuk, Facultad de Ciencias del Deporte, Departamento de Gestión Deportiva, Konya, Turquía.
  • Selcan Ergun Universidad de Defensa Nacional, Escuela de Lenguas Extranjeras, Turquía.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.6018/sportk.694971
Palabras clave: Wearable Sensors, RFID Technology, Health Monitoring, Sport Psychology, Athlete Performance

Resumen

Este estudio examinó la integración de la tecnología de identificación por radiofrecuencia (RFID) en la psicología del deporte para mejorar el monitoreo y el apoyo al rendimiento físico y mental de los atletas. La revisión se centró específicamente en las tecnologías utilizadas en contextos de rendimiento deportivo y psicología del deporte. Se consideraron dos grupos de tecnologías: 1) sensores portátiles y 2) sistemas basados en RFID. Mediante el uso de sensores portátiles habilitados con RFID, se puede realizar un seguimiento de los atletas de manera no intrusiva, proporcionando datos en tiempo real sobre marcadores fisiológicos como la frecuencia cardíaca, la temperatura de la piel y la actividad muscular, así como indicadores psicológicos como los niveles de estrés y los estados emocionales. La tecnología RFID permite la recopilación de datos sin contacto directo, ofreciendo nuevas posibilidades para comprender las complejas interacciones entre el esfuerzo físico y la resiliencia mental. Al combinar RFID con el Internet de las cosas (IoT), este enfoque permite un monitoreo continuo del rendimiento y retroalimentación personalizada, ayudando así a los atletas a optimizar sus estrategias de entrenamiento y recuperación. Este artículo destaca el potencial de RFID en la psicología del deporte, subrayando su capacidad para mejorar el bienestar y el rendimiento de los atletas mediante un monitoreo innovador e intervenciones personalizadas.

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Yıldız Öztürk, R., Pekgor, M., Algin, A., Toros, T., Serin, E., Tek, T., & Ergun, S. (2025). Mejora del rendimiento deportivo y del bienestar: el papel de la tecnología RFID en el monitoreo de la salud y la psicología del deporte. SPORT TK-Revista EuroAmericana De Ciencias Del Deporte, 14, 157. https://doi.org/10.6018/sportk.694971
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