IIT Delhi, SAI & UK’s Exeter University Partner to Launch Advanced Sports Technology Training Programme
IIT Delhi has collaborated with the Sports Authority of India (SAI) and the University of Exeter, UK, to launch a specialised training programme in sports technology
When cutting-edge technology intersects with athletic ambition, the future of sport begins to be redefined and flourish the nation with high-tech advancements. In a pivotal collaboration between two distinctive sectors, Sports and Technology, IIT Delhi has joined forces with the Sports Authority of India (SAI) and the University of Exeter, UK, to benefit the athletes with advanced training programs in sports tech.
#IITDelhi has partnered with the Sports Authority of India (#SAI) and the University of Exeter, UK, for a training program in Sports Technology, Machine Learning and Data Analytics on its campus. The training program from March 2-6, 2026, will be an intensive in-person training… pic.twitter.com/HWOJsGXVAG
— IIT Delhi (@iitdelhi) February 12, 2026
The program is set to kick off its way from March 2-6, 2026, on the campus of IIT Delhi, offering in-depth training in Sports Technology, Machine Learning, and Data Analytics. The topics on the centre stage will be biomechanics, wearable sensor technologies, virtual reality (VR) interventions, inclusive sports tech, and applied data science for athlete assessment, rehabilitation, and coaching. This emphasis on advanced sports science aligns with the city’s broader goal of boosting competitive capacity through world-class facilities and evidence-based performance support.
Delhi’s Sports Infrastructure Advancements Take Centre Stage
The partnership arrives as Delhi’s sports infrastructure undergoes rapid expansion. The Delhi Government has recently proposed six new Khelo India Centres to nurture grassroots talent, complementing upgraded stadiums and community sports complexes across the city. The planned facilities include state-of-the-art training halls, synthetic turf fields, multidisciplinary indoor arenas, and accessible athlete support systems, all of which are aimed at broadening participation and raising competitive standards at every level.