About CC Athletics
A blend of exceptional quality, straightforwardness, and a reasonable pricing structure
CC Athletics develops force plates and isometric equipment, prioritising user-friendliness, accurate metrics, and a sensible pricing structure.
We’ve noticed that force plates have often been seen as complex and hard to use. We focus on keeping a simple interface, with metrics that are easy to understand. Our products are high quality, while having a clear and simple pricing structure.
Meet Our Team
Claes Christian Jakobsen
Founder
Say hello to Claes Jakobsen, our Founder, CEO and CTO. Claes is a welfare technology engineer with extensive experience in embedded systems. He has worked with big companies like LEGO, where he developed software for their robotics products. He is also the mastermind behind our innovative force measurement technology for performance enhancement and injury prevention in sports. Claes is passionate about creating solutions that make a difference for athletes and coaches. He is always looking for new challenges and opportunities to learn and grow.
Carsten Albertsen
Hardware
Meet Carsten Albertsen, our electronics expert and freelance consultant (www.caalbelectronics.dk). Carsten has 13 years of experience in electronics development, from idea to production. He has worked on various projects involving embedded systems, wireless communication, sensors and PCB design. He is also skilled in software development, testing and debugging. Carsten is passionate about creating reliable and efficient solutions that meet the needs of our customers and partners. He is always ready to take on new challenges and learn new skills.
Kaya Veitlmeier Jensen
Communication
Kaya Veitlmeier Jensen is our student assistant who joined us in 2023. She is currently studying Health and Welfare Technology at the University of Southern Denmark. She has a passion for innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration between health and technology. She has experience in guiding patients on how to use health IT at OUH Odense University Hospital, and she is also involved in various volunteer activities such as MIT Odense and Fagrådet for Sundhed- og Velfærdsteknologi SDU. She speaks Danish, English and Chinese fluently. In her spare time, she enjoys playing soccer, traveling and learning new things.
