CHASSIS // SYSTEM_DIAGRAM
FOUR LAYERS.
ONE COURT.
End-to-end sensing and simulation — capturing reality, then recreating any opponent on a real court. Installed once, into a dedicated show court.
Overhead motion system
A single-sided structural truss carries floor-mounted synchronous winches and a carbon-fiber 6-DoF carriage. The opponent is no longer a ball machine in a corner — it is a positioned, moving presence across the full court. Installed once, into a dedicated show court.
Structural truss · Synchronous winches · 6-DoF carriage
Multi-camera tracking
An array of synchronized high-frame-rate cameras delivers sub-millimeter ball and body tracking across the full court. Every stroke, every step, every contact point — captured continuously.
Sub-mm precision · 240 Hz capture · Full-court coverage
Sensor arrays
Racket-mounted IMUs, embedded court sensors, and wearable telemetry record spin, force, contact angle, and footwork. The system measures what the eye cannot.
Racket IMU · Court pressure · Wearable telemetry
Live-Pro Engine
Opponent profiles are behavioral models retrained from live professional match data — Sinner's tactical baseline updated within hours of his last final, Alcaraz's drop-shot frequency as of last week. Tunable for surface, score state, and matchup. Delivered to every sanctuary over the air.
Live retraining · Per-player models · Over-the-air delivery