Sensors

We designed Leonardo smart sensors after years of tests on the field, to assure the easiest setup during everyday training. Designed, assembled and varnished by hand in Italy, they match the most advanced technology with clever features to guarantee the best user experience.
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Functions

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Passive
InfraRed sensors

Thanks to this innovation, it is no longer necessary to have a reflector to align with the sensor beam: it is the athlete’s body that reflects the beam. The setup on the training field and the use become immediate, furthermore the reflector doesn’t interfere with other athletes. It is possible to calibrate the photocell sensitivity to tune the desired range.

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Integrated
loudspeaker

A photocell in each system is provided with a real audio synthesizer, that allows to reproduce the starting sequence from the blocks (“On your marks” - “Get set” - shot) for an authentic simulation of race, a fundamental way to train reactivity and reflexes.

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Advanced radio protocol with
transmission through encoding

Pairing a new sensor with the tablet couldn’t be easier: you only need to put them close to each other! Thanks to the coded transmission and to the built-in clock and memory, every timestamp is sent to the tablet with the highest accuracy and no chance of loss, while many systems don’t interfere with each other, even on the same field.

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Simple
setup

Sensors can be easily installed on the tripod (designed to be opened with just one gesture) or on the clamp that we supply for free, a compact accessory that turns out to be fundamental during innovative training sessions (just think about the potential of fixing sensors on the hurdles or on other training tools).

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External
input

Every sensor is provided with a 3.5” jack input that allows other accessories - either by LISPORT or by other brands - to be plugged in to enrich Leonardo user experience even more. Starting platform, button, and other external inputs become part of timekeeping.

Technical characteristics

Radio range 160m
Sensors per system max 12 Sensors
InfraRed range 10-280cm with calibration
Battery 10 hours by normal use
External input 3.5” jack for connecting the external sensors
Communication protocol Asynchronous polling, with synchronized clock
Buffer capacity 100 timestamps
Radio module 433MHz, 10 mW/td>
Resolution measurement 0,5ms
Dimensions 102x102x43mm
Weight 203g
Working temperature 0-45°C