Diamond Kinetics
Diamond Kinetics provides impact sensors and a mobile app for real-time swing analytics in baseball and softball. The system offers real-time quantitative data, mechanics feedback, and training guidance to drive performance improvement, requiring a swing tracker sensor for data collection and an app and online platform to capture and analyze motion-based data. Features include 3D drills, synchronized video data,…
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Diamond Kinetics provides impact sensors and a mobile app for real-time swing analytics in baseball and softball. The system offers real-time quantitative data, mechanics feedback, and training guidance to drive performance improvement, requiring a swing tracker sensor for data collection and an app and online platform to capture and analyze motion-based data. Features include 3D drills, synchronized video data, swing progress tracking, and coach and team connectivity. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Pittsburgh, Diamond Kinetics has raised approximately $39.6M in Series C funding from investors including Innovation Works, Elysian Park, SeventySix Capital, TNC Ventures, and Eberg Capital. The company's wearable sensor technology captures detailed biomechanical data during swings, enabling data-driven player development and scouting at amateur and professional levels.
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Wearable Technology > Technology Enablers > Sensors,
Sports Tech > Sports Analytics > Performance Analytics > Baseball > Device,
Sensors > Industry Applications > Sports > Impact Sensor,
Sports Equipment > Performance Analytics Devices > Baseball > Device
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