Emil Boysen | Portfolio

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A young man kneeling on stone pavement, smiling and giving a thumbs-up gesture. He is wearing a gray t-shirt, white sneakers, and an orange cap. In front of him, there is a large sealed plastic bag with a dog tag inside. Behind him, another person is partially visible, standing with sneakers and white socks. The ground is made of stone tiles with some small patches of grass.

Featured Projects

  • A woman in athletic workout gear is mid-step, with her right knee raised, arms bent, and facial expression focused. Superimposed over the image is a digital overlay showing a motion capture pose with various green, orange, and yellow dots connected by lines.

    Running and Cycling Kinematic Analysis

  • Close-up of a yellow and black padel racket with a repair patch applied over a hole, and a zoomed-in inset showing the patch on the racket's surface. To the right, a package of padel racket repair patches and repair tools, including glue, epoxy, and patch sheets, are displayed.

    HEAD Padel Patch

  • Close-up of a sports shoe with various markers and labels indicating electrical and positional sensors. The shoe is positioned on a green indoor sports court with colored lines.

    In-shoe Foot Movement Tracking Validation

  • A man on a stationary exercise bike wearing a white t-shirt, black shorts, white shoes, and a head-mounted device with wires, being observed by two people in a workshop or lab.

    Modeling & Predicting Cycling Performance

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About Me

I am Emil Boysen, a Sports Engineering MSc student at Sheffield Hallam University passionate about combining engineering, biomechanics, and athletic performance. My work focuses on how technology and design can enhance human movement, training, and sports innovation.

With a background in Sports Science from Aalborg University, I bridge the gap between human physiology and technical engineering—working with 3D motion capture, Python-based modeling, and CAD design to develop smarter, data-driven sports technologies.

A bilingual Danish-American, I’m driven by curiosity and creativity both in and out of the lab—whether cycling, golfing, or exploring new ways to push athletic and technological boundaries.

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