Video meets sensor data.
Our first prototype will explore synchronised footage and a small set of measurements, bringing the run into one shared view.
Coming soon · In development
Every run.
A clearer picture.
Swiss Engineered Alpine Sensoring.
We're developing a way to bring video and sensor data together, helping alpine race coaches and athletes understand what happens on the snow.
01 / Our vision
From a feeling
to an understanding.
A stopwatch tells you the result. Video shows the run. Our aim is to add another perspective: sensor data that coaches can explore alongside the footage. We're starting with alpine racing clubs and training teams, building towards more useful conversations after each run.
Learn from each run.
We aim to make differences between runs easier to explore, with a focus on feedback that fits the coach's training routine.
Built through feedback.
Coach interviews, prototype development and field testing will shape the next steps. The system is in development; launch details will follow.
02 / The people behind SEAS
A shared direction.
Different perspectives.
We're bringing skiing expertise, product development, technology and operations together to build a practical tool for alpine training.
Shijie Zhong
FOUNDER & PRODUCT LEADShijie brings skiing expertise to the product direction, leads conversations with coaches and connects the project with potential pilot clubs.
Personal website ↗ · LinkedIn ↗Tangziyi Zoe
CO-FOUNDER & OPERATIONS LEADAs co-founder and operations lead, Tangziyi Zoe focuses on the operational side of the project as the team develops its first prototype.
LinkedIn ↗Alex
CTOAlex leads the technical side of SEAS, translating the team's product direction into the technology behind the prototype.
LinkedIn ↗Vici
TEAMVici contributes feedback, introductions and advice as the team develops the project and builds new connections.
LinkedIn ↗Bianca
ADVISORBianca supports the project in an advisory role.
03 / Let's connect
The next run starts
with a conversation.
A coach, athlete or potential collaborator?
We'd be happy to hear from you.