After a hard hit on the football, soccer, lacrosse or hockey field, worried parents tend to bring their children to the doctor to check whether damage has been done to their brains. Practitioners understand the importance of preventing concussions, when possible, and preventing more problems but sometimes with lack of data, they can't diagnose a young athlete properly. Triax Technologies hopes to change that with its SIM-G system. In this case study, find out how one private school in southern Connecticut uses the SIM-G platform to monitor head impacts in real-time during practices and games, and how doctors can be privy to that information.