Built for women
Our sport vest is tailored to fit the female body — comfort, support and freedom in every move.
Tectus Sport
Capture every datapoint,Analyse performance,Prevent injuries,Assess readiness,Improve step-by-step,Unleash the potential of AI
Team sports covered
Outdoor · GPS, RTK-corrected at the HUB · IMU for movement
Football GPS tracking at full depth — down to the stride, leg by leg, for all ninety minutes.
- Step mechanics
- Ground contact and stiffness, left leg against right.
- Sprint exposure
- Sprints counted against each player's own top speed.
- Aerobic threshold
- Threshold speed from heart rate, without a lab.
Indoor · UWB local positioning · IMU for movement
Basketball player tracking on UWB, for a game of cuts, stops and bursts — and the load behind every one.
- Change of direction
- Every cut, banded from 30° to 90°.
- Explosive load
- The micro-movements a distance total hides.
- Readiness
- Green, amber or red before tip-off.
Indoor · UWB local positioning · IMU for movement
Handball tracking indoors on UWB: sprints on the break, hard braking and sharp turns, each against the player's own baseline.
- Turning load
- Turn angle and peak angular velocity, cut by cut.
- Braking
- Accel against decel, on a traffic light.
- Readiness
- Green, amber or red before throw-off.
Indoor · UWB local positioning · IMU for movement
Volleyball load monitoring for explosive, vertical work — rally after rally, against each player's own baseline.
- Vertical load
- Vertical g and leg stiffness, left and right.
- Load management
- Monotony and strain, week on week.
- Readiness
- Green, amber or red before the first serve.
The Chain
Out of the box and into the zone — Focus on your actual work.
Dedicated infrastructure
01
Pod
On the athlete- GPSOutdoor positioning
- UWBIndoor positioning (LPS)
- IMUMicro-movements
- HR/HRVBeat-to-beat
OutRaw streams
02
HUB
PitchsideReal-time kinematic positioning. Normalises the packets.
OutSession packets
03
Analytics pipeline
Your computeLoad, Peak, Fatigue, Readiness, Gait and more, calculated for every session per athlete.
Out262 metrics
04
Dashboard
Your screenLive as they train, and only the extract your role asked for.
PCTabletPhone
No public endpoint. Ever.
Your analysis pipeline and your dashboard run in a dedicated, private cloud. Setup is on us.
Open internet
No route in, no route out
Metrics
262
metrics, computed live, every session.
Distance by speed zone
Walk0.7–2.03172
Jog2.0–4.03772
Run4.0–5.51666
HSR5.5–7.0699
Sprint7.0+263
Bands in m/s, distance in metres.
Total distance9.6 km
Total time84:37
38metrics
External load
Examples05 / 38
- 01Total distance covered
- 02High-speed running distance
- 03PlayerLoad — tri-axial jerk
- 04Accelerations, by intensity band
- 05Decelerations, by intensity band
- 38
External load
Distance by speed zoneWalk0.7–2.03172Jog2.0–4.03772Run4.0–5.51666HSR5.5–7.0699Sprint7.0+263Bands in m/s, distance in metres.
Total distance9.6 kmTotal time84:37The ledger of work done. Every metre, every change of gear, every collision with the ground.
- Total distance covered
- High-speed running distance
- PlayerLoad — tri-axial jerk
- Accelerations, by intensity band
- Decelerations, by intensity band
- 29
Peak periods
The worst five minutes of the match, hunted down and measured. Averages forgive. Peaks do not.
- Hardest 1 / 3 / 5 min work rate
- Busiest minute of micro-movement
- Most accel + decel in one minute
- Share of session above 80% of peak
- 24
Speed & sprint
How close the athlete came to their own ceiling, and how often they dared touch it.
- Fastest speed reached
- Sprints above personal threshold
- Distance covered sprinting
- Repeat-sprint fade, first to last
- Average recovery between sprints
- 40
Fatigue
The athlete at minute ninety against the athlete at minute one, and which quality gave out first.
- High-intensity efforts detected
- Average recovery-risk level
- Speed returned per heartbeat
- Work rate lost, 1st half to 2nd
- Steepness of the fatigue trend
- 14
Change of direction
Cuts, turns and hard stops — the mechanics that never show in a distance total and break people anyway.
- Turns by angle, 30 to 90°
- Left-right turn imbalance
- Explosive moves forward
- Explosive moves sideways
- Explosive moves backward
- 72
Gait mechanics
Stride by stride, limb by limb — the signature of how an athlete runs, and the moment it starts to change.
- Step frequency
- Steps on the right leg
- Steps on the left leg
- Total steps taken
- Airborne time, left against right
- Average stride, left leg
- Average stride, right leg
- 14
Fitness
The slow curve. Whether capacity is climbing, holding, or quietly eroding across a block.
- Distance load, 7 days vs 28
- PlayerLoad, 7 days vs 28
- Efficiency now against usual
- Weekly load × monotony
- Distance this week
- 6
Readiness
One question every morning, answered in a colour. Full load today, or not.
- Days since the last hard session
- Load ratio against the safe band
- Readiness score
- 7
Injury prevention
Risk surfaced early, while it is still cheap. A prompt to look closer — never a diagnosis.
- Asymmetry that keeps repeating
- Accel / decel imbalance risk
- Weekly load spike risk
- Sprint exposure below target
- Overall risk, worst of all signals
- 18
Internal load
The bill for the work. Heart zones, cardiac strain, and the ratio that spots a tiring athlete before they look tired.
- Heart-rate drift at steady effort
- Average heart rate
- Peak heart rate this session
- Share of maximum heart rate
- Total cardiac work (HR × time)
- Heart cost per metre covered
- Beat-to-beat variability (RMSSD)
- Overall HRV spread (SDNN)
The Vest
Cut for the body wearing it.
Sizes
2XSXSSMLXL2XL
Size chart
| Size | Chest | Underbust | Height | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2XS | 76–82 | 63–68 | 155–163 | 45–52 |
| XS | 82–88 | 68–72 | 158–166 | 50–58 |
| S | 88–94 | 72–76 | 162–170 | 55–65 |
| M | 94–100 | 76–82 | 165–173 | 60–70 |
| L | 100–108 | 82–90 | 168–176 | 70–80 |
| XL | 108–118 | 90–98 | 170–178 | 80–95 |
| 2XL | 118–130 | 98–108 | 170–180 | 95–110+ |
Measurements in cm, weight in kg.
Built for men
The same vest, cut for the male torso — locked across the chest and shoulders so nothing shifts at speed.
Sizes
2XSXSSMLXL2XL
Size chart
| Size | Chest | Under-chest | Height | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2XS | 78–84 | 68–72 | 160–168 | 50–58 |
| XS | 84–90 | 72–76 | 165–172 | 55–65 |
| S | 90–96 | 76–80 | 170–178 | 65–75 |
| M | 96–102 | 80–86 | 175–183 | 75–85 |
| L | 102–110 | 86–94 | 180–188 | 85–95 |
| XL | 110–120 | 94–102 | 183–192 | 95–110 |
| 2XL | 120–132 | 102–112 | 185–195 | 110–125+ |
Measurements in cm, weight in kg.
Both cuts, two builds
PRO Vest
Our heart-rate partner's sensor is built into the vest itself — beat-to-beat, with nothing extra to strap on.
EVO Vest
High-compression and easy to wash, with no electronics sewn in. Our partner's heart-rate strap is included.
Questions
Straight answers.
What is Tectus Sport?
An athlete performance tracking system for team sports — football outdoors; basketball, handball and volleyball indoors. A pod in the vest tracks position (GPS on a pitch, UWB in a hall) and movement at 100 Hz, heart rate is measured alongside, and every session and match becomes up to 262 validated metrics.
Are the measurements validated?
Yes, independently. Third-party laboratories validate our measurements, alongside our own testing. And there is no black box: our measurement methods and data-processing methodology are open to scientific scrutiny.
What is the difference between EVO and PRO?
Both use the same pod, pipeline and private network — the difference is how the heart is measured. EVO pairs a high-compression vest with our partner's heart-rate strap. PRO builds the sensor into the vest itself, beat-to-beat with nothing extra to strap on, and unlocks all 262 metrics, injury prevention included.
How is your data stored?
Pod to HUB runs over a private Wi-Fi or UWB link on your pitch or court. HUB to analytics runs over VPN. Analytics and dashboard share a host and communicate through the database.
We already use another system. Will we lose our data?
No. Bring your historical measurements with you — we import them into Tectus, so your history carries on where it left off. It is your data, and it stays yours.
Do the metrics compare athletes against each other?
No. Almost every threshold is relative to the athlete's own baseline, computed from their previous weeks and months. A 90% sprint exposure means 90% of that player's personal maximum, never a squad average.
Contact
Talk to us
Tell us about your squad and what you need to measure. We will come back with a straight answer about whether Tectus fits.