Objects connected between increasingly in the lives of consumers. After watches, glasses, bracelets ... Here are the tennis racket connected submitted by the French brand Babolat at the CES 2014, which takes place in early January 2014 in Las Vegas.
The manufacturer presents the Babolat Play & Connect, a racket whose handle contains sensors that analyze how to play the user. Power shots, angle of the ball, number of services, backhand or smash, centering the ball in the screen ... all this information, and others, are transmitted via Bluetooth or USB to a smartphone, tablet or computer, thanks to a dedicated application. The racket has a range of six hours and stores 150 hours of play, indicates the manufacturer.
The player can analyze his technique, obtain graphs and visualize its evolution daily, per week or per month. It can also compare their results with those of other members of the community Babolat Play.
Depending on the brand, the technological equipment does not weigh down the racket and to ensure its quality, it did test by Rafael Nadal, no less. This racquet connected is not yet marketed only in United States for $ 399.
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