GoalMax GMX-F3 Flow Wearable Tracker User Manual
- June 12, 2024
- GoalMax
Table of Contents
GoalMax Flow
GMX-F3
Making Wearable Sports Science accessible to every player
Overview
GoalMax Flow wearable tracker is a multi-sensor solution developed for
performance determination of individual players or whole team sports. The
GoalMax Flow solution hardware, components, and software will be explained in
this document.
GoalMax Flow sends live data of the player and device statuses over the
GoalMax-WIFI network to the GoalMax Hub.
Besides sending live data, the device stores this data in its memory and sends
it later after practice ends.
The GoalMax Hub collects live data from all devices, and then after practice
ends the collected data is uploaded to the GoalMax cloud over an internet
connection, and any missed data is backfilled via data stored on the Teams
device.
Users can access live data monitoring using the mobile/tablet GoalMax app over
the GoalMax-WIFI network.
Player unit
The player unit is equipped with a set of precise and cutting-edge sensors to
determine the performance of the player, in both real-time and post-practice.
The GMX-F3 contains the following sensors and components:
- Built-in Heart Rate sensor
- GNSS 10 Hz.
- WIFI.
- Tri-axial Accelerometer.
- Tri-axial Gyroscope.
- Tri-axial Magnetometer.
- Device status LEDs
Indicates GNSS status.
Indicates Heart Rate status.
Indicates the state of the battery (charging, discharging, etc.)
Indicates WIFI status.
Player unit inputs:
➢ Power Button
The power button has been placed in the middle of the top surface of the
device, simple click to power on the device, but one needs to press the button
for 5 seconds to power off the device if the device is not assigned to a
player if the device was assigned to the player, it needs 15 seconds of
pressing the button to power off, these delays are required to prevent
accidental power off.
➢ HR built-in sensor
Users can connect the heart rate built-in sensor to the smart vest through
heart rate connectors.
➢ Charger
The player unit can be charged with the GoalMax charging station or GoalMax
single charger.
Player Unit Operation Overview:
➢ Device Status
The Player unit is configured to connect to the GoalMax-WIFI network
automatically, once it is connected to the network, users can monitor the
device status, or configure the device settings wirelessly.
➢ Player assignment
Users can easily assign a player unit to practice and player by using the
GoalMax app over GoalMax-WiFi.
➢ Live data
Once the device is assigned to the player, it collects data, sends it to the
GoalMax Hub, and saves the practice data in the device’s internal memory.
➢ Data collection
When the practice ends the GoalMax Hub will get the practice data that was
saved on player units wirelessly without any hard-wired connection, to ensure
backfilling any losses of data during online practice.
➢ Charging
The Player unit is charged via the GoalMax charging station or GoalMax single
charger, the battery led indicates the charging status as follows:
- Solid red: charging
- Solid blue: discharging
- Solid white: fully charged.
➢ Firmware update
Users can update the firmware of the player unit wirelessly without any hard-
wired connection.
Charging station
The charging station contains 30 slots for 30 devices to be charged
simultaneously.
The charging station is powered from any universal outlet (220V/110V AC) to
charge devices.
Goal Max Hub
Goal Max Hub is the core of the Goal Max solution which provides the Goal Max-
WIFI network, and it collects live data and post-practice data and does the
backfilling process on data.
Users can connect to Goal Max Hub through the Goal Max app for live data
monitoring and post-practice summary.
GoalMax Hub has GSM global coverage to ensure connection to the internet
everywhere whatever country you game in.
GoalMax software
GoalMax software is individualized Data-driven software developed for coaches
to optimize every aspect of player performance. Built-in analytics that
present data, charts, and KPIs in dashboards and reports provide quick access
to real-time, actionable KPIs and educated decisions based on data.
The main objective is to produce a position tracking system for field soccer
players to provide their on-field positioning, with a data map and the
distance they move during a training session, including a second-by-second
heart rate monitor. Through monitoring the exact movement of an individual
player on the field, data can be gathered to determine whether the player is
maximizing his or her performance.
During a training session or game, each player will have a location
recognition device attached to a specially designed wearable vest. After the
session, the software can then provide a data map of all the players
indicating where each player was located over the course of their particular
play. In higher-level competitions and professional soccer, having this clear-
cut data can be the difference between a win and a loss as coaches can better
match players’ strengths to their position, it comes through three main
applications:
➢ CloudMax Application
CloudMax Application provides advanced tools for managing the team’s
technical, medical, and administrative staff, managing games and training
sessions schedule, Club field and its locations, managing players, and
managing game settings such as player positions. View and compare player
summary after the training. View advanced reporting.
➢ CoachMax Mobile Application
CoachMax Mobile Application provides advanced tools for managing and viewing
sessions in real-time. Provide the coach the ability to monitor player logs
such as water, weight, and sleep. View player baseline and summary metrics.
view and monitor player states such as fatigue and mood, injury, medical,
medication, and Coaching notes like coaching points and events.
➢ PlayerMax Mobile Application
PlayerMax Mobile Application is designed for players’ individual use. The
player can log weight, water, and sleep. Run individual training sessions.
Track his performance and compare his data against other teammates.
Data analysis
GoalMax Hub is the core of the GoalMax solution which provides the GoalMax-
WIFI network, and it collects live data and post-practice data and does the
backfilling process on data.
Users can connect to GoalMax Hub through the GoalMax app for live data
monitoring and post-practice summary.
GoalMax Hub has GSM global coverage to ensure connection to the internet
everywhere whatever country you game in.
Meanwhile, powerful data analysis can assist managers and coaches to summarize
the behavior pattern of each player and his or her position on the team. With
statistics regarding each player, calculated predictions can be made and an
individual’s weaknesses can be identified. Having specific data allows coaches
to come up with precise strategies for individual athletes to improve
themselves, as well as game plans to maximize the strength of the team to
counter their opponents.
GoalMax mobile application in turn provides real-time summary analytics during
a session. As soon as a session ends, it automatically syncs the data to the
cloud for deeper reporting and analytics. So, the end users can monitor the
players’ performance, compare, and identify historical trends, better manage
player load and recovery, and identify players’ injury risk.
In addition, it allows the players and coaches to easily visualize the data to
gain insights into the performances, make informed decisions, and predict
future events.
Online monitoring (Real-time monitoring)
GoalMax mobile application in turn provides real-time summary analytics during a session. As soon as a session ends, it automatically syncs the data to the cloud for deeper reporting and analytics. So, the end users can monitor the players’ performance, compare and identify historical trends, better manage player load and recovery, and identify players’ injury risk.
Caution and notes
FCC Caution:
Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible
for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions:
- This device may not cause harmful interference, and
- this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to
radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
FCC Radiation Exposure Statement:
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an
uncontrolled environment.
FCC ID: 2BA8U-23FL0332
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