Swim-360 aims to help swimmers by combining video analysis and real-time biometric data for personalised insights.
SWIM-360 integrates video analysis with real-time sensor data, to offer a more precise performance assessment. In addition, SWIM-360 will implement an explainable AI to provide a more transparent and clear justification for the injury prediction and training recommendations.
SWIM-360 combines real-time video analysis with biometric sensor data to optimise stroke mechanics and identify potential strain patterns, delivering data-driven feedback that targets both improved performance and training safety.
SWIM-360 aims to make AI-powered analysis accessible to all swimmers, combining research excellence with practical application.
From November 2024 to October 2026.
The University of Malta presented research on using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to support
swimming performance at the European Aquatics Elite Coach Conference - Swimming, held in Maia,
Portugal, on 18 and 19 September 2026. Associate Professor Vanessa Camilleri, from the Department...
The SWIM-360 dashboard, currently in development, brings together multiple sources of
information and translates the underlying research into something coaches can explore. For
generations, swimming performance has been measured by reassuringly familiar numbers...
Vanessa Camilleri shares insights into SWIM-360, a University of Malta research project
exploring new ways of understanding performance in the water. For generations, swimming
performance has been measured through numbers that are reassuringly familiar: time, distance,
splits and stroke counts. A coach standing at the side of a pool watches carefully, drawing...
SWIM-360 will be participating in Science in the City on 25 October. The event provides an
opportunity to engage with the public and share how our work brings together swimming, science,
and data to better understand performance in the water. Visit us to discover more about the
project, our research, and the technology behind it.
SWIM-360 will be presenting its work at Maker Faire Malta, taking place at Esplora Interactive
Science Centre from 2-4 October. The event brings together science, technology, creativity and
hands-on innovation, providing an opportunity to explore how emerging technologies can be
applied to swimming and sports performance. Visit us to discover more about the research,
technology and ideas behind SWIM-360.