Smart Mouthguards to Manage Concussion in Six Nations

The technology, trialed in the inaugural WXV, will provide live updates to medical staff during both training and matches.

Players in the 2024 Six Nations will wear smart mouthguards to help manage concussion.
The custom-fitted mouthguards will provide live updates to medical staff, indicating when off-field head injury assessments are required.
The mouthguards will be worn during both training sessions and matches.
The introduction of the smart mouthguards follows a successful trial in the inaugural WXV, an international women's competition.
The Six Nations begins on Friday 2 February with defending champions Ireland traveling to Paris to face last year's runners-up France.