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BASKETBALL BOARD VIEW PDF
They can enjoy their favorite stats, replays, and commentary – all without missing any of the game action.- Google Patents US7293771B1 - Basketball board gameĭownload PDF Info Publication number US7293771B1 US7293771B1 US10/937,513 US93751304A US7293771B1 US 7293771 B1 US7293771 B1 US 7293771B1 US 93751304 A US93751304 A US 93751304A US 7293771 B1 US7293771 B1 US 7293771B1 Authority US United States Prior art keywords game board location dividing line sequential series Prior art date Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Fans could have access to screens of information and the real-time perspective of being on the court and other never before seen angles of the court. Pairing both VR and AI technology with spatial computing could bring basketball fans a completely new, customized and intimate experience-anywhere, anytime. Basketball fans in a virtual courtside seat could have a better, more immersive experience than in the stadium plastic seats. AI tech goes beyond simplistic analytics and can gather specific data points that evaluates a player’s unique stats to provide a richer view into probable player performance. Artificial intelligence technology is also making its way onto the court to transform the sports fan experience. The headset would tune out external stimulation and place the fan truly courtside, providing 360-degree close-up views of the players, referees, and fans through a 5G network. 5G VR Goggles worn by the basketball players can allow fans to see their point of view of the basketball game in real-time. Virtual reality has the ability to put fans in the middle of the action regardless if they’re sitting in a stadium seat or in the comfort of their home, but it also offers unprecedented control over how they consume the game. Virtual reality (VR) and artificial intelligence (AI) are key emerging technologies with the potential to do just that. The data could all be stored and accessed in real-time through a smartphone app or web dashboard by both the coach and the player.Īs technology evolves and attention spans shorten, sports teams and properties will have to rethink strategies and channels to enhance the fan experience. Audio and visual cues on the wristband let the player know exactly what they need to work on and what their weaknesses are. Accelerometers in a wearable wristband device could measure a player’s speed, analyze motion, recognize a shot, and send instant feedback to a smart device the moment the ball leaves the player’s hands. Altimeters attached to a player's sneaker could measure speed to help the player improve their footwork, balance, and agility. Accelerometers embedded into the fabric of a player’s uniform could measure jump rate, vertical jump height, and rotation over the duration of a practice or game.
For this reason, basketball players need to be able to start, stop, and restart quickly and effectively.
But what if technology could tell you exactly how much farther you needed to go to make it happen? Basketball is a game of constant stop and go movements. Or your legs and core can’t quite get you high enough to dunk. Your feet aren’t maneuvering fast enough to make the play. In addition to shooting skills, running speed and jumping ability are also key factors to scoring in basketball.
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