Anil Kumble's Spektacom Launches Power Bat, a Sensor for Advanced Cricket Batting Analytics

Anil kumble believes that a small label, the size of a credit card weighs less than 5 grams, that will change the way you see, play and learn Cricket Batting Analytics in the future.

Former captain and national cricket coach, who trained as an engineer, suggested the concept of "bat power", which will slide this on his shoulder. The chip data label will be inserted into the gyro-centered box, captured and processed using the Microsoft Azure domain so that the party is available to the station in real time and for the player to reflect on later.

The data helps analyze the footage and divide it into measurable parameters such as quality (stumbling), swing (bat), power and torque. This will help players, to provide an example, to discover how many times the ball is hit by a "sweet spot".

The launch of Campbell, Spektacom Technologies, has already experimented with this concept in the Tamil Nadu Premier League Limited, and is now ready to expand the path of Star Sports Media Partner.

The quality of the shot is calculated in percentages, the bat speed per kmH, and the capacity in the specification while the role occurs in degrees. In a live show of bat skills at Star Sports in Mumbai on Thursday, one-shot data appeared on the screens in a few seconds.

While the station will have access to this tag commentators initially to discuss the batsman during the game, the technology will be commercially available to anyone that buys the label, upload the application and access their data. The device, which is shipped in 90 minutes and lasts two days, Cricket Batting Analytics will be affordable.

Given that most international racquet is very difficult with bats on (Rahul Dravid's wife, Vijeta, had once written if the weight of his bat did not reach one gram would notice), Campbell insisted that the chip it is not intrusive and thirsty will not do it. "The form factor was the most important thing in this," he told the Mint newspaper, 47.

"If you're intrusive, you do not want to use it, no matter how valuable data is sent, it does not change the bat and the data, leaving only improved performance and capability," he said, explaining why technology will not eliminate the basic intuition of exercise.

The makers of this tool believe it can be used in other sports as well. Versions of data collection in Formula One, NASCAR, and National (US) football leagues are used in the Spanish football league and Spanish league, according to Peggy Johnson, executive vice president of business development for Microsoft. It is also considering adding more "parameters" to the current four.

Surprisingly, the Rummy that took 619 window of 132 test matches would develop a system that seems to help only the dough. But, as Campbell says, "The more you accept to be a game, the better you play."

"If you look at the game, a lot of attention on the batsman, this is the skill they want to understand.In addition, bowling, you have a left arm drawer, a quick launcher right arm or a rotary launcher his right arm while," said the beating is only the left arm Or right. That raised my interest, noting that this information can help improve the classification of the bats and help the shooter to understand the weaknesses of the bats.

The emergence of Spektacom and Microsoft occurred when Anil kumble met with CEO and a lover of the cricket company, Satya Nadala, last year at the event. Since then, it took less than a year for the project to be broadcast.

The first person to bring the computer to the Indian locker room in 1997 to analyze the data and calculate the result ball was considered by the ball, Campbell said: "We use a lot of technology in our daily lives that what makes the sport were all the innovations. In the game, instead of the game itself is innovative and suits whether it is related to the system review decision (DRS) or highlight the spin axis they came from the stations and we are still in the back, but the cricket has come a long way.