Author: Sandesh Bhosle

Hit the sack with our list of the top 5 earbuds of 2022

About a decade ago, talking over a Bluetooth mono headset was labelled as weird and take a look at the world now. Almost everyone around us is either wearing earphones, headphones or earbuds. These gadgets were created to comfort us, but over the years, we have been utilising them only to avoid the presence of the outer world, hope you have heard about Active Noise Cancellation earphones/headphones/earbuds.

We all travel at least an hour to reach our workplaces, and the top 3 ways to pass the time while commuting are by listening to songs, watching movies and scrolling social media. With that enters the innovation of the century, earbuds – a better alternative to the usual earphones and headphones. Over the last couple of years, earbuds have become a part of our bodies, which we can add and remove as per our needs. Let’s see the best ones of the year 2022.

Apple Airpods Pro (2nd Gen)

Price: ₹26,900

When it comes to the list of top 10 earbuds, Apple Airpods Pro (2nd Gen) qualifies automatically. The dreamy earbuds offer an unparalleled ANC experience, an incredible audio output and excellent battery backup. Of course, they’re expensive, but once you get used to the Airpods Pro, there’s no way you’re going for earbuds from another brand.

Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro 2

Price: ₹17,999

Do you have a Samsung smartphone? If yes, just go for the Galaxy Buds Pro 2, as they get the most out of the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro. The buds can produce rich treble and bass, thanks to AKG tuning, a subsidiary of Harman International, which is now owned by Samsung. If you get as many calls in a day, then this is one of the best TWS’ available in the market.

Nothing Ear (Stick)

Price: ₹8,499

The super stylish Nothing Ear (Stick) is, of course, one of the best-designed earbuds of 2022. They allow you have a clear and detailed sound (along with some sound leakage). They offer a better fit than most on-ear earbuds, but we wouldn’t recommend them for workouts. However, if you’re a fan of art and craft, these buds will fulfil your cravings.

OnePlus Nord Buds

Price: ₹2,799

OnePlus launched the Nord Buds at the beginning of 2022, and since then, these budget-friendly earbuds have been ruling the market. The uniquely designed earbuds are very comfortable and surprisingly offer good sound quality. If you’re someone who wants to experience the world of earbuds on a budget, then OnePlus Nord Buds could be the best stepping stone for you.

Sony WF-LS900N

Price: ₹13,990

Getting back to the basics was one of the best decisions Sony made in 2022. After launching several LinkBuds, Sony decided to go for the in-demand type of earbuds and launched Sony WF-LS900N. The lightweight and near-perfect earbuds deliver powerful performance, rich sound quality and effective noise cancellation.

Love at first flight – Top 5 Drones of 2022

The tech industry has come a long way in a very brief time. To capture the place’s aerial beauty or to tell a compelling visual story, cinematographers used to fly in a helicopter, which was pretty expensive. Today, you can do that at a bare minimum cost, as drones let you fly around easily and help you shoot breathtaking photos and videos without much of a hustle.

Fly by the seat of your pants 

Getting a drone is one thing, while learning to fly one is another, as it challenges your skills and most of the time, you’ll have to follow your instincts. Your ideal choice of the drone can cost a hefty portion of your bank balance as drones are available in various categories, from budget-friendly beginner drones to the ones that offer the most cinematic experience ever.

DJI Mini 3 Pro

The DJI Mini 3 Pro is the latest incarnation of the DJI Mavic Mini series and the first to feature obstacle avoidance, making it safer and easier to fly. The new 1/1.3-inch 12.1MP sensor of the Mini 3 Pro offers excellent image quality with impressive high ISO handling. The tiny and lightweight drone is known as the best DJI Mavic Mini-series drone to date and is capable of shooting 48MP Raw files and JPEGs.

Specs:

Weight: 249g

Camera: 1/1.3-inch 12.1MP sensor

Video transmission range: up to 12km

Battery: 2453 mAh / up to 34 minutes flight time

Dimensions: Folded 145x90x62mm / Unfolded 171x245x62mm

Video resolution with frame rates: 4K up to 60fps / 2.7K up to 60fps / FHD up to 120fps

DJI Mini 2

DJI Mini 2 is the best entry-level drone in the market if you’re a newbie in flying drones. The drone sports a stabilised, three-axis ultra smooth gimbal 4K video camera with a new controller that expands its range and endures a more polished flying experience. Along with these, the DJI Mini 2  includes features like – GPS, Automated Quickshots, and Find My Drone.

Specs:

Weight: 249g

Camera: 1/2.3-inch 12MP sensor

Video transmission range: up to 10km

Battery: 5200 mAh / up to 31 minutes flight time

Dimensions: Folded 138×81×58 mm / Unfolded 159×203×56 mm

Video resolution with frame rates:: 4K up to 30fps / 2.7K up to 60fps / FHD up to 60fps

DJI Air 2S

Hello shutterbugs, are you looking for the best drone for aerial photography? Then DJI Air 2S is the best drone for you as it is one of the smallest and lightest drones with an oversized Type 1 sensor – ideal for outdoor photographers who prefer lightweight kits. The drone has the ability to shoot 5.4K30 and 4K60 video with HDR, flat, or standard profiles and supports a useful digital zoom option.

Specs:

Weight: 595g

Camera: 1-inch 20MP sensor

Video transmission range: up to 12km

Battery: 3500mAh / up to 31 minutes flight time

Dimensions: Folded 180x97x77mm / Unfolded 183x253x77mm

Video resolution with frame rates:: 5.4K up to 30fps / 4K up to 60fps / 2.7K up to 60fps / FHD up to 120fps

Autel Evo Lite+

The medium size drone from Autel Robotics comes with solid battery life, obstacle detection, and support for 5.4K recording. The Lite+ drone is the best DJI alternative available in the current market and offers several shooting modes in Auto mode to help you get the desired output. The drone has many features similar to DJI Mavic 3 but is considerably less expensive.

Specs:

Weight: 835g

Camera: 1-inch 20MP sensor

Video transmission range: up to 12km

Battery: 6175 mAh / up to 40 minutes flight time

Dimensions: Folded 210×123×95mm / Unfolded 427×384×95mm

Video resolution with frame rates:: 5.4K up to 30fps / 4K up to 60fps / 2.7K up to 60fps / FHD up to 120fps

Ryze Tello

Whether you’re a kid or someone who’s low on a budget, Ryze Tello will fulfil your basic needs. The Tello drone falls into the toy category of drones and offers minimal photo and video functionality with its 5MP camera sensor and 720p output. The inexpensive and lightweight drone can take off from the palm of your hand, can be flipped in mid-air, and covers a distance of up to 100 metres.

Specs:

Weight: 80g

Camera: 5MP sensor

Video transmission range: up to 100 metres

Battery: 1100 mAh / up to 13 minutes flight time

Dimensions: Unfolded 98×92.5x41mm

Video resolution: 720p

Happy Children’s Day – How is technology influencing the young generation?

Back then, in the 2000s and the early 2010s, when freshers used to make CVs, they often used to add “playing cricket as a hobby.” However, the interviewees are still determining whether they really played the sport or not. Outdoor games like cricket and football or indoor games like table tennis and bowling were much more popular (they still are) in the previous decades, and children were crazy about them.

I remember when I was a kid, I used to play outdoor sports like cricket and tennis with friends instead of playing video games. A decade ago, getting out of the house to play games was a joyful experience for everyone, and then technology hit the core. With the arrival of advanced video games, kids started enjoying the experience of playing at home, and their parents were more than happy as they were unaware of the future consequences.

The Consequences

Kids today live in a more advanced world and don’t need someone’s assistance while operating gadgets. All you have to do is hand over the gadget to them, and they’ll sort their way to the infinite possibilities of the gadget they have in a few minutes. Today, even before getting into elementary school, kids are exposed to technology, such as how to operate laptops, computers, smartphones and tablets at home.

Earlier, parents were concerned about the tech exposure, but since the lockdown has happened and schools have started online learning programmes, nobody’s really making a question. In the last few years, technology has created an unshakable influence on the development of today’s youth as they are surrounded by it from everywhere, be it a television, smartphone, social media or video games.

Nowadays, most people buy multiple televisions, smartphones, tablets, and laptops to keep their kids engaged. As a result, they consume a lot of content daily, about 8 hours in the case of kids and 11-12 hours in the case of teenagers. According to many reports, teenagers send thousands of text messages every day through various social media platforms, stay up late scrolling social media, watching OTT content, and playing video/smartphone games.

The Effects

Reduced Attention Span

It doesn’t matter in which period you’re living, patience always has a central role in our life. With the arrival of technology and apps, everything is within our reach, and we can get most things within a short span and without waiting for a long time. Today, kids are not habitual to waiting like in old times; they can get whatever they want by ordering or looking for it online. Also, with lots of options for entertainment, they never get bored, which makes them sedentary.

Today, if you ask a kid, teenager or even a young adult to do simple math, they quickly check for a calculator in their smartphones because they’ve trained their minds like that and are dependent on the gadgets. The habit of staying dependent on technology reduces the attention and patience span of the kids, and overuse of the same can be harmful to their brains as it’s still under development.

Obesity

Are you even a kid if you’re not running around the house for no reason and crying out loud to your parents for permission to go outside? Kids should behave like kids, and going outside to play or moving a lot from one place to another will only help them develop advanced motor skills. Today, most kids are obese as they eat junk food and spend most of their time sitting idle in one place, either playing video games or watching cartoons.

Aggressive Behavior

GTA, PUBg, COD or perhaps every popular game has something to do with excess violence and aggression. When kids prefer to play such games for a long time, they develop the same triggers in their brains, resulting in arguing with peers or teachers. Sometimes while playing online games, they bully other kids, and once they get bored with it, they try to implement the same in their real lives.

Social Behaviour

Kids and teenagers these days are struggling to cope with face-to-face social interactions and the reason you already know. The more time they spend on technology and gadgets, the more they lack social behaviour. Gone are the days when kids were hardwired as introverts, extroverts and ambiverts. Today, even an extrovert addicted to technology dodges talking in person and prefers to text or talk on social media.

There’s light at the end of the tunnel

Now, some intellectuals will say that having gadgets at a young age makes children more advanced for the future and staying active on social media platforms prepares them for the next big thing. Yes, they’re absolutely right! Technology helps young children in learning how to multitask more effectively. It also helps them to have the upper hand in life as video games help them with problem-solving, decision-making and improved visual-spatial development.

iQOO 11 with Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 spotted on Geekbench

We’re about to witness the launch of the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor, and now the launch of iQOO 11 5G with Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 is seemingly just around the corner. The smartphone is expected to hit the Indian market next month, December 2022, but with a new name, possibly iQOO 10.

The company launched iQOO 10 earlier this year in China but didn’t make it through in the Indian market. Recently, the upcoming smartphone appeared on the Geekbench database website, revealing some details about the 5G phone. The device could be backed by 12GB RAM for smoother multitasking and will arrive with Android 13 OS out of the box.

The brand has yet to reveal the specifications of the smartphone officially. As per the trusted tipsters, the device could sport a massive 6.78-inch AMOLED screen with a Full HD+ resolution and 144Hz refresh rate. The smartphone is expected to feature a triple rear camera setup, which may include a 50-MP primary lens, 13-Mp ultra-wide-angle sensor and a 12-MP telephoto camera. On the front, it may have a 16-MP camera for selfies.

The smartphone comprises eight cores – three at 2.02GHz, four at 2.80GHz, and one at 3.19GHz. It also managed 1,451 single-core points and 4,681 multi-core points on the benchmark. The forthcoming smartphone from iQOO is expected to bundle a 120W fast charger for its 5,000 mAh battery.

5 Leadership lessons to learn from the new Twitter CEO Elon Musk

Who cares what you think about Elon Musk? You can say lots of things against him only to put him in the spot, but you can’t ignore the fact that he is endlessly innovative and acts as a case study for creative leadership. Randy Ottinger, Executive Vice President at Kotter International, once said, “Elon Musk is an inventor and builder wrapped into one, kind of like a combination of Benjamin Franklin and Steve Jobs, on steroids”. The CEO of Tesla is known for his risk-taking and dark-humoured mindset. As a child, Elon had a passion for science fiction books, and he was way too obsessed with space travel and rocket technology. You won’t believe it, but he wrote a computer program to calculate trajectories for rockets at the age of 12. Now, it’s time to enlighten your mind with leadership lessons.

Don’t follow the trends blindly

Elon Musk believes in staying open to new ideas, but he never follows the trend blindly. No wonder he is known for tackling the world’s biggest problems. When it comes to leadership or even a basic lifestyle, we should learn to question and challenge the trends. Remember, before you get into the details, first understand the fundamental principles of the subject.

Stay confident

If you have ever read a book on someone’s successful entrepreneurial journey, you must have noticed one common thing in there, they always leverage other people’s money to finance their projects. However, in the case of Elon Musk, he has such confidence in himself and his capabilities that he uses his own money to fund his projects.

 

Never stop reading and learning

Elon Musk is a serial entrepreneur who has created several billion-dollar companies based on his ideas and has sold and run a group of successful companies, but how? He can debate on anything and has a deep knowledge of the subject he is working on or messing up with. At the core, he is an avid reader, which makes him an effective leader.

Deal fiercely with the failure

When Tesla and SpaceX were on the verge of bankruptcy one day, Musk tweeted, “creating a rocket company has to be one of the dumbest and hardest ways to make money” but in reality, if he had not dared to follow his dreams, we would not have witnessed two of the most popular and recognizable companies in the world.

Elon is one hell of a brave person, especially when it comes to decision-making, and he believes in – fear is an emotion that keeps us from doing things that can help us achieve our goals. When SpaceX was a newbie company, he once said to his employees – “a failure is an option here. If things are not failing, you are not innovating enough.”

Learn to Say NO

No is not always a negative word, especially when things no longer serve your personal and organizational goals, you must say no. In 2017, Musk resigned from his post at the White House Advisory Council in the wake of Trump’s decision to pull out of the Paris Climate Accord because he strongly supports sustainability and care for the environment.

Realme’s Dizo launches Watch D Plus with 110+ sports modes

Another affordable smartwatch is on its way, this time from Realme’s TechLife brand Dizo. The company officially launched the Dizo Watch D Plus in India, which will be available on the e-commerce platform Flipkart from November 15th. The new wearable from the house of Chinese electronics maker Realme comes with a big immersive display, an aluminium frame and offers the most reliable tracking of health and fitness.

The successor of the Dizo Watch D sports a 1.85” LCD curved screen with 240×280 pixel resolution along with 500 nits of brightness level, a rectangular dial with a side-mounted button for navigation and a detachable soft silicone strap made of skin-friendly silicone. The smartwatch features over 150+ customisable Watch Faces and is compatible with both Android and iOS operating systems.

The 110+ sports modes of the smartwatch include features such as indoor and outdoor walking, running, cycling, yoga, and gymnastics, along with options to track steps, women’s health, and sleep. The smartwatch is supported by the Dizo app and has features like built-in GPS, phone camera control, music control, alarm, find phone, call and message notifications, reject or silent calls, weather forecasts and basic water resistance.

The smartwatch has a 300 mAh battery capacity that can last up to 60 days on standby or 14 days on average usage on a single charge. The smartwatch takes about 2-hours to recharge it back from 0% to 100%. The Dizo Watch D Plus is priced at 1,999 and will be available online on Flipkart starting November 15.

MediaTek launched a new flagship SoC – Dimensity 9200

After a month of rumours, MediaTek has finally launched a new chipset for flagship smartphones – the Dimensity 9200. The latest flagship chipset is based on the TSMC N4P node and is the first SoC with ARM’s Gen 2 architecture with new cores. The newly launched chipset promised to offer better performance as compared to its predecessor, Dimensity 9000.

The latest system-on-chip from MediaTek is designed to deliver high-performance gaming, ultra-sharp image capturing and significantly reduced power consumption. MediaTek is known to be frequently associated with budget Android phones, but slowly and steadily, the company is making its way to the flagship devices.

The SoC can also support both mmWave and sub-6 GHz band 5G networks and is said to be the first SoC to be ready for WiFi 7, which means it can deliver speeds of up to 6.5Gbps on the device. An ARMv9 Gen 2 architecture arrives with a Cortex-X3 core which handles the most demanding tasks along with the three Cortex-A715 performance cores.

As per MediaTek, the latest chipset, Dimensity 9200, is up to 32% faster than the GPU in the Dimensity 9000 and uses 41% less power. The four Cortex-A510 low-power cores help the compatible device with the battery life. The Imagiq 890 image signal supports RGBW camera sensors and promises more brightness along with details in photos than plain RGB.

The MediaTek Dimensity 9200 promises a very comfortable smartphone viewing experience and will be available by the end of 2022, and most probably, it will debut with Vivo X90. Now that MediaTek has officially launched Dimensity 9200, Qualcomm will surely try to grab the attention with their SoC Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, as it’s already on the horizon.

Realme 10-series smartphones to debut on November 17

About two weeks ago, Realme announced the launch date of the all-new 10-series and said they’re going to launch the smartphone in several Asian countries on 9th November. Now, the company kicked off the announcement date for its domestic circuit (in China), which will take place on 17th November. The brand has revealed the frontal design of the phone through a promotional poster, which shows the magical front of the potential Realme 10 Pro+ 5G.

The upcoming Realme 10-series is expected to arrive in both 4G and 5G models, which consist of four smartphones – Realme 10 4G, Realme 10 5G, Realme 10i, and Realme 10 Pro+ 5G. The realme 10-series device shown on the poster can be seen having a curved display, most likely an AMOLED panel. The poster image also reveals the right side of the upcoming smartphone, where we can see volume up, volume down and a power button.

Taking a look at the power button shown in the image, we can easily guess the smartphone will feature an in-display fingerprint scanner. The 10-series smartphone has a 6.7-inch FHD+ AMOLED panel with a 120Hz refresh rate and features a centrally-aligned single punch-hole cutout for the selfie camera. Along with these, the smartphone has a speaker grille, a USB Type-C charging port, and a SIM tray at the bottom.

Under the food, the smartphone will probably be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 1080 processor and is tipped to feature a 108MP + 8MP + 2MP triple rear camera setup along with a 16MP selfie camera. The smartphone will arrive with up to 12GB RAM and up to 512GB storage. The realme 10-series smartphones will have a powerful 5,000mAh battery and are expected to have support for 33W fast charging.

The downfall of NFT

About a year ago, people were going crazy about NFTs, but where’s the buzz now? All the hype of NFT is gone with time, like the freshness of the new year dies after a few months. Take a look at the NFT market now, the same people who were crazy about it are making noise against it and crying out loud.

In January 2022, the NFT hype was at its peak, and people couldn’t stop investing their hard-earned money into it. Being on the same page was a need of an hour, and even we decided to dive into the pool of NFT by featuring one NFT-related special article in our magazine every month.

However, we had to wind up the plan because, in only 2-3 months, we realised the hype was not worth it, and we took a step back. In the meantime, over the last 6-7 months, we kept a close eye on the NFT updates, and here we are, back again with NFTs to keep you away from having grudges in the new year.

Humans are a fan of art, especially artefacts and paintings, and we always like to have at least one of the famous paintings in our houses. Back then, wealthy people preferred to buy such artefacts, and when modern artists launched their NFT paintings, the current set of rich people started investing in them.

Wealthy people invested their crypto into NFTs, and like always, others followed the path. However, they have yet to really talk about the real reason – the rich first invested a lot of money in the crypto market and were waiting to utilise it for a long time. Then NFT happened, and it was the only promising option they had at the time.

When things were going well, and artists were finally getting their due attention from the crowd through their NFTs, a few sets of money-hungry people started creating unwanted NFTs by downloading images or music from the internet to earn some quick money, which became a prime reason for the failure of NFTs.

Earlier, Jack Dorsey’s NFT of his first tweet was sold at the price of $2.9M, and today it is struggling to get a bid of $100. Logan Paul bought an NFT named Bumblebee last year for $623k; today, it is worth $10. Unbelievable, right? In the last few months, things didn’t exactly work out as we had hoped, and now NFT has become a passing trend.

Let’s see how it collapsed on the ground within a year.

NFTs formed in the realm of blockchain, the same platform that powers Bitcoin. When it was launched, it quickly attracted a lot of attention from the world. The early NFTs were artistic, no doubt about it, but later on, people began to use the platform to trade all kinds of artworks, from pictures to game assets.

When we were trying our hands at the NFT, we created several accounts on several NFT platforms, but soon we lost interest as the journey from creating an account to adding your NFT for sale took a bit of time and effort. Mostly due to the lack of support from the NFT marketplaces, which promised to help but didn’t even revert for weeks.

The worldwide media painted NFT as a future of both blockchain and the art world; even a guy like Elon Musk joined the NFT party announcing a plan to sell one of his tweets as an NFT. Along with Musk, there were a number of celebrities who created their own NFTs as well as invested a huge amount of money into NFTs.

One can’t stay away from online fraud when dealing with something that totally relies on it. The popularity of NFTs has resulted in significant cybersecurity and fraud issues. For example, people started mimicking well-known NFT artists and selling counterfeit NFTs in their names.

Due to anonymity and instability, NFTs are excellent avenues for money laundering as they can be exchanged anonymously, and their selling implies price volatility. Countries like Italy, UAE, Germany, and China restricted the use of NFTs and cryptocurrencies, while countries like India have clear guidelines on the trading of NFTs.

Along with all the reasons mentioned above, there are various other reasons behind the downfall of NFTs, like new-age scams, theft, and new tax regulations. Whatever the reason is, we experienced the rise and downfall of NFT in the same year. We hope the NFT market will rise again with the new year, and we’ll see something new.

Top 6 sports sectors where Artificial Intelligence is paving the way

To err is human!

1st Test of Aus vs Ind, Dec 2003

India was at 62/2, trailing Australia’s 323 all out

Sachin Tendulkar steps out to the playing arena and the crowd cheers for the cricketing maestro. He faces the first two balls of his innings against Aussie speedster Jason Gillespie and is set to face the last delivery of the over. Gillespie releases the ball towards Sachin, which bounces high on a high-bouncy surface at Gabba.

The ball raps Sachin on the pads, and within a second, Gillespie appeals for the LBW to the umpire Steve Bucknor, known as ‘Slow Death’ due to his style of taking a big pause for a moment before raising a finger. Everyone knows the ball was offside and much above the stumps, but Sachin was given out LBW shouldering arms by Bucknor.

Sachin looks shocked by the decision, but he turns back and heads to the pavilion without any questions. Now, what happened in the Gabba test was completely a human error, and back then, in2003, players didn’t have any options to review the decision, unlike today, where we can get 100% accurate results with the help of AI.

How?

Have you seen Bennett Miller’s biographical sports drama film, Moneyball? The movie gives us a brief idea of how Billy Beane (played by Brad Pitt), a general manager of the baseball team and Peter Brand (played by Jonah Hill), an economics graduate, forms a competitive sports team by integrating computer-based methods.

Artificial Intelligence has been playing a prominent role in several industries already, and in the last few years, it has been introduced into the world of sports. Artificial Intelligence has a positive impact on the sports industry, and it has evolved the way we view and consumes sports content with real-time statistics and analytics.

Top 6 sectors where Artificial Intelligence is paving the way

AI Augmented Coaching

You must have seen coaches noting down something on a paper while the match was going on, haven’t you? The points they note down on paper can further be used to improve sports performance by understanding different metrics such as shot selection, spin, speed, and movement of players.

Along with the post-match observation and analytics, we can measure a forward pass or a penalty kick in football, LBW and run out in cricket and a lot of similar actions in various sports with the help of Artificial Intelligence. The data helps coaches to develop better training programs for the players and team.

AI can deliver real-time analytics for sports which helps coaches develop counter strategies and have a more immersive experience beforehand. The performance metrics of the athletes calculated through AI help coaches understand the areas where they have maximum potential to sweeten and where they need to focus more.

AI-based Advertising

We have over 7 billion people spread over 7 continents, and every place has its taste when it comes to sports. Whatever the game is, in the end, what matters is – how you get the audience’s attention. With the help of Artificial Intelligence, we can understand and showcase the most relevant ads according to the audience’s demographics.

Within a short span, AI has become the future of advertising, and if you’re not employing AI for digital advertising, you’re at a disadvantage. Artificial Intelligence allows companies to estimate the efficacy of their advertising campaigns in real-time. With AI-powered tools, advertising teams can automate specific cognitive tasks.

AI in Streaming & Broadcasting 

Artificial Intelligence is the “science of making machines smart”, and it has the ability to create an impact on the way the audience experiences sports. With the help of Artificial Intelligence, we can choose the accurate camera angle to display on viewers’ screens, and broadcasters can pick out highlights they wish to distribute post-live matches.

Player Selection with the help of AI

When franchises or teams are about to select players, they need to go through a whole lot of workload, from their past performances to what they are really good at. Earlier, it was a painful journey, but with the arrival of AI, they can keep track of the performances of different players and analyse players’ records before selecting them for a team.

AI in Decision Making

We have already discussed how a wrong umpiring decision can significantly impact the game. To avoid such instances and keep the game fair, AI is introduced into many sports, which helps them come to an accurate conclusion. In cricket, we have hawk-eye technology to point out whether the batsman is out or not in cases of LBW.

AI in Health & Fitness

Wearable technology has become a part of day-to-day life in the last couple of years, but besides normal usage, we can use wearable technology to put players through physical tests that use AI to track the movements and physical metrics of the players. With that, we can detect early signs of musculoskeletal or cardiovascular issues or even stress-related injuries.

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