The SmartCourt tech utilizes a system of cameras and sensors to record game play, and players can use on-court kiosks or tablets to dissect the footage in depth. Currently there are over 30 SmartCourts in existence, including one at Roland Garros, and the company plans to continue installing their system around the globe.
Between smart racquets and smart courts, the sport of tennis is going through a technical revolution unlike anything the sport has seen before, and some of the biggest names in the sport are the ones ushering it in. The impact of these innovations is yet to be seen, but the 2014 French Open should give a telling preview of the future of tech and tennis.
