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ECORISE™ PLA Nonwoven: Eco-Friendly Tennis Racquet Packaging by Yonex

ECORISE™ PLA Nonwoven: Eco-Friendly Tennis Racquet Packaging by Yonex

The ECORISE™ PLA spunbond nonwoven, created by Mitsui Chemicals Asahi Life Materials Co., Ltd., is now being used as an eco-friendly packaging solution for tennis racquets by Yonex Co., Ltd., a leading sporting goods manufacturer. The packaging featuring ECORISE™ will debut globally for Yonex’s tennis racquets starting in February 2024. As part of its commitment…

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Sony Smart Tennis Sensor: Elevate Your Game with Real-Time Metrics

Sony Smart Tennis Sensor: Elevate Your Game with Real-Time Smart Metrics

Sony has unveiled the Smart Tennis Sensor (SSE-TN1W), a tool designed for tennis players at all skill levels to refine their performance and share results. This advanced sensor enhances game analysis by providing real-time shot visualizations on smartphones or tablets, allowing players to view both recorded video and shot metrics simultaneously. It is compatible with…

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Wilson Launches RF Collection with Roger Federer

Wilson Launches RF Collection with Roger Federer

CHICAGO, Aug. 8, 2024 — Wilson Sporting Goods Co. today announces the launch of the RF Collection, a revolutionary tennis equipment line inspired, designed and developed in partnership with Roger Federer. The collection is rooted in legacy, driven by performance and innovated for the future, representing Federer’s profound impact on the sport and his unwavering…

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high tech table tennis match

Making Table Tennis Accessible for Blind Players

Table tennis has long been known as a more accessible alternative to tennis, offering a beginner-friendly experience while still maintaining high levels of competitive play. However, for people who are blind or have low vision, the sport remains largely inaccessible. Phoebe Peng, an Engineering Honors student at the University of Sydney, is working to change…

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Researchers at Georgia Tech

Researchers Use Table Tennis to Study Human-Robot Collaboration in Agile Environments

A team of researchers, led by Matthew Gombolay, assistant professor in the School of Interactive Computing at Georgia Tech and director of the CORE Robotics Lab, is using table tennis to explore human-robot dynamics and trust in high-paced environments. The project focuses on how humans perceive and collaborate with robots, particularly when robots explain their…

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virtual tennis match

Researchers Serve Up Next-Gen Motion Simulation Technology with Tennis

Jason Peng, an assistant professor of computing science at Simon Fraser University, is leading a research team that is pushing the boundaries of motion simulation technology—using tennis as the proving ground to demonstrate just how realistic virtual athletes’ movements can become. Peng and his team have developed a cutting-edge machine learning system that learns complex…

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