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Practicing with Purpose?


Introducing the ZEPP – a new sensor which captures, measures and analyses your swing in three dimensions


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epp Labs, one of the market-leaders in motion capture technology and mobile sports applications, has announced that is


has created the world’s first multi-sport sensor and the first three apps on the new Zepp Sports Platform are Zepp Baseball, Zepp Golf and Zepp Tennis. “For the first time in history, players and


coaches can now capture and analyse 3D swing data on their smartphone or tablet and discover ways to improve their game,” said Jason Fass,


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chief executive officer of Zepp Labs. “We see a tremendous opportunity to improve the way we practice, play and experience sports by providing meaningful and actionable data in a beautiful design with an easy-to-use interface.” The Zepp 3D motion sensor was designed


with the athlete in mind. It is extremely small, about 1-inch square, less than half an inch thick and weighs just 6.3 grams, so it is said to never impede the athlete’s performance. Constructed of a rugged rubber exterior and shock-resistant


core, the sensor is also durable to withstand all types of abuse on the baseball field, golf course and tennis court. Each sensor contains a powerful ARM


processor, multiple motion sensors, storage for up to 200,000 swings (200,000 tennis swings 2,000 baseball and golf swings) and up to 8 hours of battery life (varies by use). Using sport- specific mounts, the Zepp sensor attaches to any baseball or soſtball bat, tennis racquet or golf glove. It captures 1,000 data points per


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