Precision medicine in sports application based on photonics and quantum computing with artificial intelligence

Precision medicine techniques pinpoint the characteristics of people with uncommon treatment outcomes or distinct medical requirements. Artificial intelligence (AI) fuels the system’s ability to think and learn, generates insights through complex computing and inference, and enhances clinical decision-making through enhanced intelligence. The main advantage of AI in sports medicine is its capacity for prediction. In order to forecast possible injuries, machine learning algorithms may examine enormous volumes of data, such as an athlete’s training regimen, medical history, and performance indicators. A new area of study called photonic quantum information has emerged as a result of recent advancements in technology enabling the production, control, and detection of individual single photons. Realising single photon switches, creating photonic quantum circuits with specialised uses, and using new photonic states for optical metrology that goes beyond conventional optics are some examples of this advancement. Based on the author’s previous and present efforts, the current state of photonic quantum information technology is reviewed in this review paper. Sports medicine professionals will need to have a basic working understanding of the strengths in the future, much way doctors presently need to understand the business of medicine.