Most wearable technology is designed to track our movements. And Pulse Play follows our game, tennis to be precise. It is a smart bracelet created for tennis players, which is in charge of monitoring the results. Because every amateur tennis player knows that his opponent tries to score an extra point at every opportunity. Now that won't be possible anymore as Pulse Play is there instead of the referee and will quickly catch your partner in a lie. The three-time Grand Slam winner signed the bracelet.
A smart bracelet Pulse Play is made especially for tennis players. It boasts a simple display that shows the current score, allows you to enter points with the press of a single button and is announcer (you can choose between different voices, including the voice of Elvis Presley).
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He designed the bracelet together with his colleagues at the Pulse Play company of the same name three-time Grand Slam winner Andy Ram, and the device is "patted" at the end of the match mobile application on a smartphone. It records your game history there, standings on the scale (this consists of everyone connected to the Pulse Play bracelet system) and offers the option connections with other players nearby who are recording similar results to yourself. So it's also a dating network, except for tennis.
You can get it on Indiegogo.
More information:
pulse-play.com
