Pygmalyon Electronique's DAG system is an electronic timing solution that has been under development for the past two years. It has already been chosen for numerous sporting events, from marathons and triathlons to cycling and cross-county skiing. The disposable DAG system was launched at the 'Transjurassienne' (a large and with ca. 4500 participants a very popular cross country skiing race in France) back in February 2002 and was also used as the principal timing method at last year's Lyon marathon. The system is very simple to implement. Each contestant wears a normal racing number with an embedded I?CODE IC - that acts as the competitor's electronic identification.
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