Hockey star uses in-skate sensors, AI-driven movement platform to manage his knee and workload

Gabriel Landeskog didn't buy every piece of sports tech available. He found the one thing that answered his specific question: is my knee handling the workload?

That's the part nobody teaches you about AI.

You've probably been sold "AI for everything." Maybe you even bought something — a tool that sounded great in the demo and now collects digital dust at $200/month. That's not your fault. The people selling it didn't bother understanding your actual problem first.

Landeskog's team started with a measurable pain point. Then they found technology that tracked exactly that. Nothing more. The ROI was obvious within weeks — not because the tech was fancy, but because it was aimed at something specific.

That's the only AI implementation approach that actually works for business owners. Not broad platforms. Not ecosystem overhauls. One problem. One measurement. One tool.

Here's your action this week: Write down the single most time-consuming, repeatable task in your business. Just one. That's your starting point for any honest AI conversation — and it costs you nothing to figure out.

What's one problem in your business you wish you had better data on — or that eats time you can't get back?

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Gabriel Landeskog uses sensors in his skates and sneakers to monitor his biomechanics. This technology helps the Colorado Avalanche captain stay ...