TENNIS
Your All-in-One Tennis System
Portable and fixed connected camera video platforms.
The latest innovations in sports AI and machine learning applied to tennis.
Scoreboard Integration
We take raw data generated by your scoreboard to generate automated tennis stats both live on-screen and on the PlaySight platform, with pre-filtered tags and automated highlights.
Scoreboard Insights
On-screen insights to enhance the viewing experience for your alumni and fans.
Create, Tag and Share
Create highlight videos or individualized coaching clips for your players.
Activities Page
All of your tennis videos and analytics in one place. Review online from any device, anywhere in the world.
Multi-Angle Instant Replay
Get instant access to video from multiple angles. Don’t wait until your practice or match is over to analyze your sessions and improve. Give yourself access to pro-level review technology.
Player Development Tools
Next level analysis with easy-to-use app tools – biomechanical analysis, add audio annotations to clips, review in slo-mo and more.
THE BEST MULTI-ANGLE LIVE STREAMING SPORTS VIDEO PLAYER ON THE MARKET
Watch multiple, synced angles of the same live stream. A second-screen experience, inside the same video player.
What Our Clients Say About Us
“Adding PlaySight on all eight courts set(s) LCU apart as a new premier tennis facility. We will utilize the videos for player development as well as the ability to stream matches to our players’ friends and family all over the world”
“Live streaming is a really big thing for the parents, players and coaches. It’s important for recruiting (especially Internationally) and the recruits can actually watch the home matches and see the atmosphere.”
“We know PlaySight is the leader and standard in video technology for our sport and could provide the most comprehensive solution to both live streaming and coaching tools for our programs.”
“I feel that our having 8 indoor and 6 outdoor courts all with PlaySight is a great indication of the commitment that Wake Forest has to the tennis programs, and that is certainly something recruits should be trying to judge in the schools they are considering.”