Solomon B. Pobee PhD Student · HCI · BYU

Building technology
for more human potential.

Building technology for more human potential.

RESEARCH × PEOPLE × PERFORMANCE

Solomon B. Pobee

I explore the role of interactive systems and data in sub-elite youth sports.

PhD researcher in human–computer interaction at Brigham Young University, exploring the use of data and interactive systems can support adolescent athletes, coaches,and parents to improve performance, and prevent injuries in sub-elite youth sports — that operate without a support staff.

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Solomon B. Pobee

Athletes

Coaches

Sports data

Technology

Performance

FOCUS AREAS

Human–Computer Interaction

Sports Technology

Sub-elite Youth Sports

SELECTED WORK

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HCI · Data · Systems

Youth Sports Performance System

A data-driven system to help young athletes and coaches track, understand, and improve performance — without overwhelming the people using it.

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HCI · Research · Coaching

Coach Decision Support Tools

Interactive tools that help coaches make evidence-informed decisions about training, development, and athlete well-being.

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RECENT PUBLICATIONS

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RECENT UPDATES

Oct 2026

CSCW 2026, Salt Lake City

I attended the 2026 CSCW conference in Salt Lake City, Utah, where I served as a student volunteer (SV) and attended a workshop on “Where does Privacy research go from here? Navigating the Challenges and Paths Forward”.

I met with several researchers in the HCI and CSCW communities, and I am looking forward to collaborating with them on future research projects.

Conference hall at CSCW 2026 in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City, October 2026

ABOUT

Technology is most interesting to me when it meets the real world.

I’m Solomon B. Pobee, a PhD student in Computer Science at Brigham Young University, working at the intersection of human–computer interaction, sport, and human performance.

I’m interested in designing and studying technologies that support sub-elite young athletes, coaches, and communities — helping more people stay active, healthy, and reach their potential.

I care about tools that hold up in practice, not systems that only look good in a lab.