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A |     #펜싱 국가대표 오상욱의 공격을 피한 도경동이 피스트(경기장) 뒤편으로 물러선다. 도경동에게 공격권을 넘겨주기 직전, 허점을 포착한 오상욱은 그대로 밀고 들어가 도경동을 찌르는 데 성공한다. 점수판에 불이 들어오며 오상욱이 1점 획득. 순식간에 벌어진 득점 상황이 끝나자마자 모니터엔 거의 실시간으로 분석 및 조언이 올라왔다. “상대(오상욱)의 선제적 전진 속도에 밀려 반응이 늦었습니다. 상대가 거리를 좁혀올 때 백스텝으로 물러나기보다는 미리 칼끝을 세워 위협을 주거나, 상대의 공격 타이밍에 맞춰 콩트르-아타크(Counter-attack, 역공격) 또는 단단한 패리-리포스트(Parry-Riposte, 방어 후 반격)로 전환하는 전술적 유연성이 필요합니다.”                    26일 충북 진천 국가대표선수촌에서 원우영(오른쪽) 펜싱 사브르 국가대표 코치와 최종혁 SKT 스포츠마케팅팀 매니저가 인공지능(AI) 전력 분석 시스템 SKT-FAN을 시연하고 있다. 진천=임성빈 기자 오는 9월 아이치·나고야 아시안게임 개막을 앞두고 SK텔레콤이 26일 처음으로 외부에 공개한 인공지능(AI) 기반 펜싱 전력 분석 시스템 ‘SKT-FAN(Fencing AI Nexus)’이 생성한 보고서 내용이다. 지난 6월에 열린 펜싱 아시아선수권 4강전 영상을 AI에 입력하니, 경기 진행 상황마다 선수가 사용한 기술, 지도자가 조언해야 할 내용을 실시간으로 분석했다. 아시안게임에 나서는 펜싱 국가대표 선수단은 이달 초부터 SKT-FAN을 활용한 과학화 훈련에 들어간 상태다. SKT-FAN은 선수가 센서를 부착하지 않더라도 경기 영상만으로 선수의 관절 포인트를 추적하는 ‘비센서 AI 장면 포착(motion capture)’ 기술을 적용했다. 영상만 있다면 선수의 움직임과 특징을 데이터베이스(DB)화할 수 있다. 저장된 선수별 데이터는 AI 대규모 언어 모델(LLM)에 결합해 전력 분석 리포트로 만든다. 이날 충북 진천 국가대표선수촌에서 만난 원우영 펜싱 사브르 국가대표팀 코치는 같은 장면을 먼저 보고 “오상욱이 첫 공격에 실패하고 도경동은 반격해야 할 때 스텝이 느려지고 공격을 주저했다”며 “과감하게 런지 동작도 하고 빠른 스텝이 필요했는데 실수한 것”이라고 설명했다. 이후 자신의 해설과 비슷한 내용의 AI 보고서를 보자 “제가 없어도 되겠는데요?”라며 웃었다.                    펜싱 에페 여자 국가대표팀 선수들과 함재만 코치가 인공지능(AI) 전력 분석 시스템 SKT-FAN을 활용하는 모습. 사진 SK텔레콤 펜싱 에페 대표팀의 송세라는 이날 SKT가 개최한 출정식에서 “분석하고 싶은 상대 이름을 입력하면 바로 보고서가 나오더라”라며 “펜싱엔 빠른 동작이 많다 보니 (육안으론) 잘 알아채지 못하는 부분이 많은데, 상대의 장단점을 세밀하게 파악할 수 있었다”고 말했다. 펜싱 간판스타 오상욱도 “훈련에서 분석 시간을 많이 절약할 수 있어 좋았다”고 했다. AI 분석 도입은 전력 분석에도 보탬이 될 전망이다. 펜싱 대회는 예선과 본선 토너먼트 등 경기 수가 많아 전력분석관이 모든 상대를 분석하기 어렵다. 경기가 끝나면 전체 영상을 하나씩 편집해 자료를 만드는 작업이 필수인데, SKT-FAN으로 한 경기당 1시간 정도 걸리던 업무를 10분 수준으로 줄였다. 시스템을 개발한 최종혁 SKT 스포츠마케팅팀 매니저는 “지금까진 주요 선수 위주로 분석을 했다면, 이제는 유망주까지 더 많은 선수를 분석할 수 있을 것”이라고 강조했다. AI가 1차 분석을 맡아주면 국가대표팀 전력분석관과 지도자는 경기 흐름 전반의 큰 그림을 보고 전략적 판단에 집중할 수 있다는 장점도 있다. SKT는 2028년 로스앤젤레스(LA) 올림픽 때까지 ‘경기 후 복기’ 위주의 현 전력 분석 체계를 ‘대회 중 실시간’ 중심으로 바꿀 수 있도록 기술을 고도화할 계획이다.。

B |     MANCHESTER, England -- Bobby Charlton, an English soccer icon who survived a plane crash that decimated a Manchester United team destined for greatness to become the heartbeat of his country's 1966 World Cup-winning team, has died. He was 86.A statement from Charlton's family, released by United, said he died Saturday surrounded by his family.An extravagantly gifted midfielder with a ferocious shot, Charlton was the leading scorer for both United (249 goals) and England (49 goals) for more than 40 years until being overtaken by Wayne Rooney.“Sir Bobby was a hero to millions, not just in Manchester, or the United Kingdom, but wherever football is played around the world,” United said.“He was admired as much for his sportsmanship and integrity as he was for his outstanding qualities as a footballer; Sir Bobby will always be remembered as a giant of the game.”Alex Ferguson, who managed United from 1986-2013, said before Charlton's death that he “is the greatest Manchester United player of all time — and that’s saying something.”“Bobby Charlton is absolutely without peer in the history of the English game,” Ferguson said.Charlton was also renowned for his humility, discipline and sportsmanship. He was never sent off in 758 appearances for United from 1956-73 or 106 internationals for England from 1958-70.Charlton played with George Best and Denis Law in the so-called “Trinity” that led United to the 1968 European Cup after surviving the 1958 Munich crash that wiped out the celebrated “Busby Babes” team. He won three English league titles at United, and one FA Cup.“For a footballer, he offered an unparalleled combination of grace, power and precision,” said former United defender Bill Foulkes, another survivor of the Munich air crash.“It added up to a greatness and something more — something I can only call beauty.”Charlton’s England scoring record stood for 45 years until Rooney scored his 50th goal for the national team in September 2015. Three of his England goals came in the World Cup in 1966, during which Charlton played every minute for the team and stood out especially in the semifinals when he scored twice against Portugal to lead England to a first major final.England beat West Germany 4-2 after extra time in the final.Although Ryan Giggs beat Charlton’s appearance record for United in 2008, his scoring record for the club lasted another nine years. It was only in 2017 — 44 years after Charlton last wore the famous red jersey of England’s most successful club — that Rooney scored his 250th goal for United.After retiring in 1973, Charlton went into coaching and founded a youth scheme that included David Beckham, a future United and England great, among its participants.After brief spells in charge of Preston, Wigan and Irish side Waterford, Charlton returned to United in 1984 as a director and persuaded the board in 1986 to appoint Ferguson, who delivered 38 trophies during nearly 27 years in charge.Knighted in 1994 by Queen Elizabeth II, Charlton remains a mainstay at Old Trafford, featuring alongside Best and Law on a statue outside United’s stadium.Charlton avoided the controversies and distractions that damaged the career of Best, with his style and demeanor bringing a popularity that transcended the tribalism of club and international football.“I felt he could be a bit aloof,” the late Best said in a 2001 magazine interview. “We were never at each other’s throats, we simply didn’t go and have a pint together.”Robert Charlton was born Oct. 11, 1937, in the coal-mining town of Ashington, northeast England, and his talent was obvious from a young age.“We realized Bobby was going to be a bit special as a player when he was about 5 years old,” said older brother Jack, who played for Leeds and won the World Cup alongside him. “He was always kicking a football or a tennis ball against a wall and when it bounced back it stuck to him like a magnet.”Charlton wrote in 2007 that his family sometimes relied on illegally caught salmon or rabbit to ward off hunger, while his father — also named Robert — gathered coal washed up on local beaches and sold it to bolster his income.His father’s commitment to his mining colleagues meant that in 1966 he missed Charlton scoring both goals against Portugal in that World Cup semifinal because he didn’t want someone else to have to cover for him in the pit. He was, however, persuaded to attend the final when the Charlton brothers lifted the trophy.Charlton’s playing career began far from home in Manchester after leaving school at 15, making his United debut three years later against Charlton in 1956.Within two years, tragedy struck the tight-knit group of United players whose relationship was forged as trainees in austere conditions. The team was still celebrating winning at Red Star Belgrade to secure a place in the European Cup semifinals when their plane caught fire on its third attempt to take off in heavy snow after a refueling stop in Germany.Charlton miraculously emerged from the smoldering wreckage with only light head injuries and picked his way through the wreckage to help survivors. Spotting manager Matt Busby groaning in agony on the smoke-shrouded runway, Charlton rushed to help the father-figure who had promoted him to the first team.But eight members of the “Busby Babes” team packed with bright prospects were among the 21 fatalities. They included Duncan Edwards, considered one of England’s most talented players at 21.“Sometimes it engulfs me with terrible anger and regret and sadness — and guilt that I walked away and found so much,” Charlton wrote in 2007.Charlton became driven by a lingering obligation to preserve the memories of the Munich dead, returning to action less than four weeks later and helping a hurriedly assembled team of survivors and stand-ins reach that season’s FA Cup final.Busby rebuilt his team around Charlton, adding the 1965 and 1967 English league titles to the championship they won in 1957.“There was always one great hope — the return to greatness of my beloved club,” Charlton said.The biggest prize of his club career arrived in 1968 as United became the first English club to become champion of Europe. Charlton scored twice in a 4-1 extra-time win over a Benfica team containing Portugal great Eusebio.But Charlton is perhaps best known for being part of the England team that won the World Cup. It remains England’s only major title in men's soccer.Charlton and his brother fell out over Jack’s public assertion that Bobby’s wife caused him to become estranged from his mother. But the pair reconciled and Jack presented Bobby with a lifetime achievement trophy at the 2008 BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award.“We have had our public disputes, proving that in any family discord can sometimes disrupt the force of love and blood, but throughout that time I never lost the sense of wonder and gratitude that we were together in 1966 on such a great day in the history of our nation’s sport,” Bobby Charlton said.In November 2020, it was announced that Charlton had been diagnosed with dementia, the same disease that afflicted his brother — who died in 2020 at age 85 — and another World Cup winner, Nobby Stiles. “This man, from day one, was everything I wanted to be,” United striker Marcus Rashford wrote of Charlton after hearing about the diagnosis. “Kind, professional, caring, talented.”He is survived by his wife, Norma, whom he married in 1961, and his two daughters.___AP soccer: https://apnews.com/hub/soccer。

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