Portable computer timing, analysis, and display systems for rowing applications
Kent Mitchell · 1971
The firm JAMCO, Inc. has concentrated on making some of the lesser known sports more popular, using electronic timing devices and display systems. The computer has been used principally (1) to store and retrieve historical information about the sport and its competitors, (2) to analyze data generated by automatic and semiautomatic interval timing equipment, and (3) to operate electronic display equipment as a visual aid to spectators.