Cynthia Perry

Throughout Hollywood’s history robots have been depicted in movies and TV shows doing extraordinary things with unique and complex capabilities. For example, this summer ABC brought back the robot competition show entitled “Battlebots” which originally aired...

In 2013 the University of Maryland hired Dr. David Klossner, Ph.D as the associate athletic director of sports performance. He spent the last 10 years as the Director of the NCAA Sports Science institute.  Dr. Klossner now oversees sports medicine, strength and conditioning, and nutrition...

There are many ways the average golfer can improve their technique but most are not easily accessible or affordable. Private lessons are increasingly expensive and hi-tech virtual simulators are not often open to recreational players. The Smart Golf company is ready to...

This year the U.S. Open Championship will be held at Chambers Bay, a public 18-hole golf course located in University Place, Washington from June 15-21.  For the first time ever spectators are allowed to use their cell phones at the Championship, as long...

Eight years ago Shaun Livingston, who is currently the backup point guard to Stephen Curry on the Golden State Warriors, sustained one of the most gruesome injuries anyone has ever witnessed in the NBA.  On February 26, 2007 while playing for the LA...

On January 24, 2014 the Sacramento Kings allowed various players to wear Google Glass during their pre-game warm-up against the Indiana Pacers.  With the help of CrowdOptic, a company that allows for live streaming of wearable technology, fans were able to view Sacramento players...

Damion Cook, former pro football player (Detroit Lions and Baltimore Ravens) never had the opportunity to use any GPS performance monitoring systems. But now as a head coach for a local high school in Maryland, would he consider using such a system? As he was...