Article RETRACTED due to manipulation by the authors and citations El papel de la tecnología digital inteligente para llevar puesta en la medición del VO2MAX para apoyar el rendimiento de los atletas y la salud pública (The role of digital smart wearable technology in measuring VO2MAX to support athlete performance and public health)
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Role, Digital Technology, Smart Wearable, VO2MAX, Athlete Performance, Public HealthResumen
Este estudio utilizó la revisión sistemática de la literatura para investigar el papel de la tecnología digital inteligente portátil en la medición VO2MAX para apoyar el rendimiento de los atletas y la salud pública. Los datos se obtuvieron de artículos buscados a través de Google Scholar. La búsqueda se centró en los publicados en revistas indexadas en Scopus publicadas en 2019 - 2024. Las revistas se seleccionaron teniendo en cuenta criterios de inclusión y exclusión. La búsqueda se realizó en septiembre de 2024 utilizando las palabras clave: (Smart Wearable OR Wearable Technology AND VO2MAX OR VO2 Max OR Cardiorespiratory Fitness AND Athlete Performance OR Sports Performance OR Athletic Performance AND Public Health OR General Population OR Health Monitoring). A partir de la búsqueda en el marco temporal 2019-2014, se encontraron 1.110 artículos. Además, se revisaron de nuevo en varias etapas y se obtuvieron 16 artículos que se ajustaban al tema y cumplían los requisitos de inclusión. Durante la selección de artículos, este estudio siguió las directrices PRISMA. Se llegó a la conclusión de que la tecnología vestible desempeña un papel importante en la optimización del rendimiento de los atletas a través de la monitorización en tiempo real del VO2MAX, lo que permite realizar ajustes del ejercicio basados en métricas como la frecuencia cardíaca y las variaciones diurnas, que pueden mejorar la eficacia del ejercicio y reducir el riesgo de lesiones. Además, los wearables también contribuyen significativamente a mejorar la salud pública mediante la promoción de estilos de vida activos, el seguimiento de los parámetros de salud y el apoyo a la autogestión de la salud, especialmente para la población de edad avanzada y las personas con enfermedades crónicas. No obstante, para que los wearables se utilicen de forma óptima, es necesario resolver problemas técnicos como la precisión de las mediciones y la sincronización de los datos, así como las necesidades de formación de los usuarios. Con un desarrollo adecuado, la tecnología vestible tiene un gran potencial para mejorar el rendimiento de los deportistas y la salud pública en general.
Palabras clave: Función, tecnología digital, wearable inteligente, VO2MAX, rendimiento del deportista, salud pública.
Abstract. This study employed the systematic literature review to investigate to what extent digital smart wearable technology was used in measuring VO2MAX to support athlete performance and public health. To achieve the goal, data were obtained from articles searched through Google Scholar. The search was conducted in September 2024 using the following keywords: (Smart Wearable OR Wearable Technology AND VO2MAX OR VO2 Max OR Cardiorespiratory Fitness AND Athlete Performance OR Sports Performance OR Athletic Performance AND Public Health OR General Population OR Health Monitoring). The articles were selected by considering predetermined inclusion and exclusion criteria. For example, to be included in this review, the articles should be published in Scopus-indexed journals. Additionally, the publication period should be from 2019 to 2024. Based on this timeframe, 1,110 articles were found. Furthermore, they were screened again in multiple stages, and 16 articles that fit the theme and met the inclusion requirements were selected. During the article selection, this study followed the PRISMA guidelines. The results confirmed that wearable technology played an important role in athlete performance optimization through real-time monitoring of VO2MAX. The device enables exercise adjustments based on metrics such as heart rate and diurnal variations, which can improve exercise effectiveness and reduce the risk of injury. Interestingly, it also contributes significantly to improving public health by promoting active lifestyles, monitoring health parameters, and supporting self-health management, especially for the elderly and individuals with chronic diseases. Nonetheless, technical challenges, such as measurement accuracy, data synchronization issues, and user education needs, must be addressed for wearables to be optimally utilized. With proper development, wearable technology has great potential to improve athlete performance and public health.
Keywords: Role, Digital Technology, Smart Wearable, VO2MAX, Athlete Performance, Public Health
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