This invention describes an augmented reality system for sports training, such as baseball batting. A player wears a headset that projects a virtual ball's trajectory, which aligns with a real ball positioned by a robotic tee. When the player hits the real ball, a sensor in their bat detects the impact and triggers an audible sound, confirming the hit.
Why it matters: Consumer AR/VR headsets and real-time computer vision have become significantly more powerful and accessible since 2018. This makes the core technology for displaying virtual pitches and tracking real objects much more feasible.
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