Hitting the sweetspot

Launched on Indiegogo, Qlipp overreached its fundraising goal by 150% with more than 1,000 backers. Qlipp is even a digital sponsor of the Rogers Cup 2016, a prestigious, professional tennis tournament in Canada. 

Below: Malaysia National Tennis Player, Mary Ngiam gives Qlipp a swing...

The sensor attaches directly to the racket and relays data wirelessly via Bluetooth to the Qlipp app; whether that be on a smartphone or Apple watch. 

Features:

• stroke detection
• speed
• sweetspot
• spin
• real time
• video mode
• works with any rackuet
• dampener

The sensor provides real time feedback via the Qlipp app which allows the athlete to understand and analyse their performance serve by serve. This allows tennis players to understand any flaws in their game, and also see their strengths, as they play, so that they can change and adapt as they play, rather than having a large collation of data at the end of the game to try and decipher.

Qlipp is also compatible with the Apple Watch, enabling real time feedback in-play to be even more immediate. The app also allows you to video your performance to not only see an analysis of play, but also have this data alongside instant video playback. 

Qlipp has been been a popular hit on Indiegogo, and is also a digital sponsor of the Rogers Cup this year.