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AI-Powered Athletics integrates sport performance, medical, and academic data at unprecedented scale to support student-athletes holistically – on the field, in the classroom, and in overall well-being. In parallel, we leverage this data to advance interdisciplinary research and provide educational resources, translating insights into actionable guidance and strategies that benefit both the University of Florida’s athletic and academic communities.

Our Mission

Internal Support for UF Athletics

We’re striving to optimize the student-athlete experience at the University of Florida by harnessing advanced technology, data analytics, and cutting-edge AI. Our mission is to enhance athlete wellness, reduce injury, and foster team success.

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Research and Collaboration

We are creating a collaborative ecosystem between academic researchers, athletic personnel and teams, administrators, and external partners, to drive impact through publications, policies, research, and innovation.

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Education and Mentorship

We are generating new opportunities for educational and professional growth through hands-on research, student mentorship, and industry partnerships, empowering the next generation of interdisciplinary leaders in sports and AI.

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Interested in supporting our mission?

21

Teams

Our databank supports consistent and scalable analysis across diverse populations and performance environments.

400+

Student-Athletes

We’re committed to the growth of every student-athlete, providing the tools and data needed to optimize their athletic achievements and educational outcomes.

1 TRILLION+

Data Points

All data in the UF Athletics Databank is securely stored on HiPerGator, the most powerful university-owned and operated supercomputer in the nation.

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AI-Powered Athletics: A collaboration between the Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering and the University Athletic Association