SmartCourt integrates sensors into the flooring that track metrics like player movement speed, jump height, and court usage patterns. The data is transmitted to a cloud-based dashboard, where coaches and athletes can analyze performance trends and optimize training sessions. The system also includes maintenance alerts, notifying facility managers when the floor needs cleaning or refinishing.
Universities in the UK, France, Germany, and Spain have already installed SmartCourt in their basketball and volleyball arenas, with positive feedback about its impact on training. For example, the University of Manchester’s basketball team reported a 15% improvement in jump consistency after using the data to adjust their training drills. Limei has also partnered with European university sports associations to offer training workshops on using SmartCourt data effectively.
“SmartCourt is transforming how university athletes train by turning flooring into a performance tool,” said Ms. Clara Müller, a sports science professor at the University of Berlin. “The data it provides is invaluable for helping athletes reach their full potential.”
Limei aims to expand SmartCourt’s adoption to 100 European universities by 2028, with plans to add new metrics like fatigue tracking and injury risk assessment in future updates.