The limited-edition game, “Baseball’s Next Level,” is the first time consumers can buy products directly from a game in the app.

An estimated 300 trees have been replanted in a 30,000-seat stadium to draw attention to climate change and deforestation.

The Kayak is lightweight and folds up to a size so it can be taken anywhere.

OTRO hopes its digital content studio will provide access to greater audiences and increase revenue through advertisements.

SwimAR attaches to a variety of sizes and styles of swim goggles and provides real-time training information.

Creative agency HarrimanSteel developed a social media marketing campaign that gave creative freedom to runners testing out Nike sneakers.

Pelebox eliminates pharmacy queuing for chronically ill patients when collecting their medication.

Triton 2 uses artificial intelligence to analyse a swimmer’s performance and compare it to data from thousands of other swimmers.

ElectroDermis is a wearable electronic bandage that is smart, soft, customisable, elastic and fully untethered.

The sustainable stadium will house the world’s first carbon-neutral football team, the UK’s Forest Green Rovers Football Club.

The UK-based gym used fitness influencers on the social video platform to boost engagement across all its channels.

CyroReason’s platform identifies cause and effect relationships on a cellular level to determine how one responds to medicine.

The Madillo helmet automatically adjusts to fit your head and can call for an ambulance if you need help.

A system of sensors designed to study the movement of a cheetah’s tail has applications for human movement studies.

Adidas is making athletic shoes made from 100 percent reusable material that can be turned into future product.

The development of Helion Superfoam is promising to provide runners with softer landings and more explosive take-offs.

The dome-shaped habitat allows divers to decompress, eat, and even sleep underwater.

Users experience the challenges visually impared athletes overcome to play football.

Sensors in the mouthguard collect data on performance and injuries.

A bottle uses Bluetooth technology to tell you when you are properly hydrated.