US Olympic badminton player tries out AI-assisted training program at CES
A Taiwanese technology company has developed an AI-assisted program aimed at helping badminton players finesse their game on the court.
US Olympic badminton player Howard Shu tried out the program on Tuesday, January 7, for the first time at CES 2025 in Las Vegas.
The ITRI set up a mini court on the CES showroom floor with the cameras in the corner to capture players smashing the shuttles.
A screen nearby presented the speed of the smash, height of where it would have crossed over the net, and where it would land.
Another screen outside showed the body movement of the players as they hit the shuttles.
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