The European College of Sport and Exercise Physicians (ECOSEP) and Tata Elxsi have announced a strategic partnership aimed at transforming sports and exercise medicine by combining ECOSEP’s clinical and research expertise with Tata Elxsi’s AI and machine learning capabilities in healthcare.
This collaboration will focus on leveraging artificial intelligence in areas such as advanced diagnostics, personalized treatment plans, predictive analytics for injury prevention, and real-time monitoring of athletes’ physical health. The initiative, spearheaded by ECOSEP Vice Chair Dr. Pakravan and facilitated by General Secretary Dr. Malliaropoulos, marks a significant step in integrating cutting-edge technology into sports medicine.
Professor Nicola Maffulli, President of ECOSEP, commented: “These are exciting times for integrating technology with medical science to advance personalized care in sports. Tata Elxsi’s long-term vision aligns with ECOSEP’s mission to provide comprehensive, 360-degree care for athletes and active individuals. This collaboration offers a unique opportunity to bridge distinct disciplines and foster close professional interaction.”
Anup SS, Practice Head – AI and Machine Learning at Tata Elxsi, added: “Partnering with ECOSEP opens new doors to applying AI in ways that directly improve athlete health and performance. By merging clinical expertise with advanced data science, we aim to co-develop smart tools for early diagnosis, real-time decision-making, and individualized care. Together, we’re shaping a smarter, more responsive, and athlete-centered future for sports medicine.”
This partnership also lays the groundwork for future interdisciplinary efforts in AI-driven sports and musculoskeletal medicine. Both organizations are committed to advancing the field through research, clinical trials, and innovative AI solutions for optimal health outcomes.
Tata Elxsi will participate in the 9th ECOSEP Congress in Dsseldorf in November 2025 to share preliminary insights, engage with clinicians, and explore further opportunities for research and innovation.