Tennis is a sport that requires relatively little equipment to get started, although as you hone your skills and develop a keen interest in practice and training, you may find that there are a few things missing from your arsenal of accessories. To help you find the right gadgets to enhance your tennis-playing experience, here are just a few of the top tech options to consider acquiring this year. Head Tennis Sensor Branded by well-known racquet maker Head but based on the same sensor technology developed by industry stalwart Zepp, this is one of the most popular and impactful racquet-mounted …
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Next week it is time for the Next Gen Finals 2019. Besides building new stars in tennis, it is also a testing ground for new rules and tech. The Next Gen Finals 2019 will be played, like the previous editions, in Milan, Italy. The tournament features the best seven (age 21-or-under) qualified players of the season (as determined by the ATP Rankings on Monday, 28 October 2019), plus one wild card, battling for US$ 1.4 million in prize money over five days of competition. Read more on the official website. The competition is a testing ground for new rules and …
Technology has transformed our existence and has become an integral part of everything we do. Consider this – football teams use trackers on their arms to help analyze their movements, including helping them to know their strengths and weaknesses. Let us look at some hot tennis technology trends 2018. Tennis is not far behind. You can find use of various technologies that aims to help transform the game for players and fans alike. Today, we are going to explore the hot tennis technology trends 2018. Hot tennis technology trends 2018 – Data Collection Technology Various companies have come up with …
Tennis tech is becoming an industry of its own. Not just through the advancements of modern materials used in racquets and strings, but also through wearable such as Babolat Pop and other sensors such as Zepp, Babolat Play and Sony Smart Tennis Sensor. Now there is also something called Playsight – a “fully automated court monitoring system that tracks everything”. Everything being things such as serve speed, overall stats, analysis of strokes, instant video replay, video streaming and automated line calling. I quote this from the Playsight website. How it works: Each SmartCourt is permanently equipped with an interactive touch-screen …