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What is Sportboost AI?

Sportboost AI leverages artificial intelligence to provide athletes and coaches with accessible tools for performance measurement and improvement. The platform is designed to collect data during games and training sessions, catering to all levels, from amateur to professional, and across a variety of sports.

Sportboost AI is committed to continuous innovation through ongoing Research and Development (R&D) to stay ahead in the ever-evolving domain of sports analytics.

Features

  • BallBoost: Effortlessly measure, track, and improve your ball speeds with our cutting-edge mobile app.
  • JumpBoost: Effortlessly measure, track, and improve your jump performances with our cutting-edge mobile app.
  • Volleyball Serve Measurement: Effortlessly measure, track and improve your volleyball serve with our cutting-edge mobile app.

Use Cases

  • Tracking ball speed in various sports.
  • Measuring jump performance in athletics.
  • Analyzing and improving volleyball serve techniques.
  • Collecting performance data during training sessions.
  • Gathering performance metrics during games.

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