While there are plenty of smart wristbands on the market, Pulse Play is the only wearable device specifically tailored for racket sports. Designed by three-time Grand Slam winner Andy Ram, the Pulse Play Wristband helps improve your game while also connecting you to the others in the global amateur racket sports community.
Pulse Play is designed to seamlessly integrate with your game flow, to act as a real-time scorekeeper and announcer. The smart wristband then keeps track of your match performance and ranks you accordingly to help you track your progress. Off the court, Pulse Play integrates you into the racket sports community by connecting you with other potential opponents you might wish to play, based on location and level of play.
So whether your game is tennis, squash, badminton or even ping pong, the Pulse Play Wristband is perfect for helping any racket sport player to improve his or her game.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Racket-sport Specific Wearables
- There is an opportunity to create more wearables tailored to specific sports such as racquetball, squash and ping pong to help players improve their game.
- Real-time Scorekeeping Devices
- While Pulse Play is designed for racket sports, real-time scorekeeping devices can be developed for other sports such as basketball, football and baseball, providing an opportunity for players to track their progress and performance.
- Community-driven Wearables
- Creating wearables that foster a community of players can help players connect with others to challenge and improve their skills and abilities.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Sports Equipment Manufacturers
- Sports equipment manufacturers can tap into creating wearables that improve game performance and foster community, disrupting how we view sports equipment and technology.
- Wearable Technology Companies
- Wearable technology companies can capitalize on the trend of creating sport-specific wearables and explore opportunities for real-time scorekeeping devices for various sports.
- Amateur Sports Organizations
- Amateur sports organizations can explore the potential of community-driven wearables to help amateur players connect with others and enhance their skills and abilities.
