JINGLETEK CO., LTD. is a sports technology company that developed the world's first smart baseball - STRIKE. By assisting training with science, it uncovers the untapped potential of athletes, making winning on the field no longer a matter of probability. Pitchers can use this ball to examine data such as spin rate, spin axis, and trajectory. STRIKE 2.0 not only enhances the recording of pitching data but can also be used to record data for catchers and infield defense, increasing players' practice efficiency. The team overcame challenges in structural design, algorithms, software, materials, and stitching, and was ready to ship. However, Vice President Mike Hung, who comes from the automotive industry, set two major shipping standards: the accuracy must reach the level of high-speed cameras, and the ball must still be able to transmit data after being thrown 3,000 times at a speed of 120 kilometers per hour. "The brand-new Strike 2.0 not only strengthens the recording function of pitching data, but can also record data such as the catcher's throw speed and pop time, as well as infield throws and catches. Throwing data is not just about intuitive speed; in fact, the spin rate is very easily overlooked. If the spin rate is too high, the trajectory is prone to change, and if it is too low, it is not stable enough. This Strike 2.0 can involve the entire infield." The six major new features of Strike 2.0 include more advanced pitching data detection with 3D spin axis, pioneering catcher/infielder throw-and-catch data, comprehensive analysis reports, video recording and tagging, multi-user account management, and an entertainment system. These new features allow more people to participate in the training brought by this ball.
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