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smart health connected objects are increasingly present in tennis. This time it's Artengo who offers you a personal coach.
With the Australian Open just getting started, there are many innovations in tennis.
Not convinced by the Babolat Play, not thrilled by the Sony Sensor Touch, you may be interested in the Artengo Personal Coach.
Presented by the brand as "a revolutionary sensor adaptable to the heart of all snowshoes", this personal trainer has undeniable advantages.
A removable sensor
This 40.5mm x 49mm sensor can be installed on all tennis rackets (adult) thanks to a Velcro fastening system that allows it to hold securely.
In addition, its weight of 24.4g does not affect the balance of your racket in any way.
Like the Sony Sensor Touch or the Babolat Play, the Artengo Personal Coach allows you to follow your progress by measuring different information such as the number of services, forehands and backhands as well as their centering.
So you can know the speed of your services, save your scores in "match" mode before consulting them on the artengo.com site
Compatibility with a watch for more data
This watch, smart health connected to the Personal Coach, allows you to collect additional information and display it in real time. The playing time, the points count or the number of break points won will then be available.
It will then be possible to recover this data on your PC using a USB cable and to share it on the various social networks (facebook, twitter etc.)
The Artengo Personal Coach has a 6-hour battery, which recharges fully in 3 hours, while its memory can record 10 hours of play.
A pack with the Personal Coach, the watch and the interface are available at 99.95 euros so the sensor alone costs 69.95 euros and the watch alone is worth 49.95 euros.
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