Youth Sports Performance System
A data-driven system to help young athletes and coaches track, understand, and improve performance — without overwhelming the people using it.
View projectBuilding technology
for more human potential.
Building technology for more human potential.
jnrpobee@byu.eduRESEARCH × PEOPLE × PERFORMANCE
I design and study technology
for human performance.
PhD researcher in human–computer interaction at Brigham Young University, exploring how interactive systems can support youth athletes, coaches, performance, and injury prevention — in clubs that operate without a support staff.
People
Technology
Healthier athletes
Brighter futures
FOCUS AREAS
Human–Computer Interaction
Sports Technology
Youth Athletics
SELECTED WORK
View all projectsA data-driven system to help young athletes and coaches track, understand, and improve performance — without overwhelming the people using it.
View projectInteractive tools that help coaches make evidence-informed decisions about training, development, and athlete well-being.
View projectRECENT PUBLICATIONS
All publicationsHCI International 2025 – Late Breaking Papers · LNCS, Springer · 392–403
Int. Journal of Human–Computer Interaction · 41(18), 11691–11711
ABOUT
I’m Solomon B. Pobee, a PhD student in Computer Science at Brigham Young University, working at the intersection of human–computer interaction, sport, and human performance.
I’m interested in designing and studying technologies that support young athletes, coaches, and communities — helping more people stay active, healthy, and reach their potential.
I care about tools that hold up in practice, not systems that only look good in a lab.