Smart Run by Humotion 3.24.5

Smart Run delivers precise data for runners, particularly excelling in measuring sprint times and cadence on designated running tracks. The app operates seamlessly without requiring specific equipment setups, facilitating an efficient user experience.

Smart Run connects to specialized tracks known as SmarTracks locations, which are equipped with integrated technology to enable high-precision timing via a smartphone. When used alongside the SmarTracks DX5.0 sensor in conjunction with a Mobile Gates Set or a SmarTracks location, users can receive real-time timing results streamed directly to their smartphones.

Results displayed include:

• Time in seconds and 1/100th of a second
• Steps per minute (spm)
• Number of steps
• Distances
• Speed (m/s)

Available exercise methods:

• Track Run (optimized for SmarTracks locations)
• Mobile Gates (designed for use with mobile gates alongside the DX5.0 sensor)
• Trail Run (suitable for off-track running)

Analysis features include:

• Speed development
• Step analysis

Smartphone requirements:

• iOS 11 or newer
• iPhone SE (1st generation) or newer versions

Equipment specifications:

The app is best utilized with a belt designed to securely hold the smartphone at the lower back, as accuracy diminishes if the device is placed elsewhere on the body. It is advisable to acquire a flexible running belt for optimal performance. Suitable options are available through our partner, Polytan, at this link: Polytan Smart Timing Belt.

Location requirements:

For the most accurate timing measurements, Smart Run is intended for use with SmarTracks locations or a Mobile Gates Set. These locations feature strategically positioned integrated timing gates that enhance measurement resolution. SmarTracks tracks are exclusively constructed by our partner, SportGroup.

A comprehensive list of SmarTracks locations can be found at www.smartracks.run/locations. Access to these tracks varies; some are open to the public, while others are private or managed by universities, sports clubs, or local municipalities. Users are encouraged to confirm accessibility with the respective track operators if unsure.