In competitive FPS games like CS2, Valorant and Fortnite, instinct isn’t enough — precision is earned. That’s why we established the ZOWIE Sports Science Lab: where esports performance is studied, tested, and refined.
Here, the needs of serious FPS players take centre stage. While players push their limits in-game, our team pushes ours in the Lab — prototyping, measuring, and validating every element of control and response. We focus on what truly matters: the micro-movements, reaction speeds, and ergonomic factors that shape next-level gameplay.
Through a combination of data-driven analysis and player feedback, the Lab reflects our belief that great design starts with deep understanding. We’re committed to continuous innovation — not for trends, but for true performance gains.
Play a round of your preferred FPS game while our motion-capture and sensor technology record hand movement, reaction time, and track your posture and micro-adjustments in real-time.
Our team walks you through your personalised performance profile, breaking down your in-game mechanics, highlighting inefficiencies, and suggesting gear adjustments tailored to optimise your competitive play.
Equipped with insights into your playstyle and physical responses, we help you find the gear that best matches your needs. By aligning equipment with your performance profile, you gain better precision, comfort, and consistency in gameplay.
Motion Capture
EMG (Electromyography)
Anthropometry
Game Performance
Qualitative Interview
Thermochromic Ink
Dr. Lin is a performance science expert specialising in physical therapy, sports science, and assistive technology. With experience in both academic research and industry, he focuses on translating biomechanics and data-driven insights into real-world performance improvements. At our lab, Dr. Lin plays a key role in advancing precision, endurance, and comfort for competitive gamers.
Yang is a researcher with a strong interdisciplinary foundation in both biology and sports sciences. With a focus on sports biomechanics and musculoskeletal simulation, his expertise in evaluating motor control and monitoring performance for Olympic archery athletes provides valuable insights into movement stabilisation and shooting precision. As a lab researcher, Yang analyses how design changes in esports peripherals influence player performance through data-driven testing.
