Tennisity

A super-rushed and quick hack for an NUS NM4210 User Experience group project. Uses Sensorendipity¹.

Tennisity is an application intended to help amateur tennis players master their serves by providing timely, hard data on their serves.

After attaching an Android device (for sensors) to a tennis racquet, a player’s serves can be detected. Data on those serves are relayed back to the player for review right after each serve.

Serve detection is not good at the moment.

Requirements

• Android (for Sensorendipity)
• Sensorendipity app, a sensor prototyping tool
• Modern browser with JavaScript

Usage

1. Clone or download the repository somewhere
2. Install and start Sensorendipity on the Android device acting as the sensors
3. Load app/index.html in a browser (on the Android device itself, if you like!)

_{1. W. Lu, C. Sun, T. Bleeker, Y. You, S. Kitazawa, EYL Do. Sensorendipity: a real-time web-enabled smartphone sensor platform for idea generation and prototyping. Proc. Chinese CHI’14}