Making technology work for sport.
We’re developing new ways to connect data from play and club operations. Starting with padel.
Understand what happens. Shape what comes next.
Connect information from play and the club, so players, coaches and operators can make better decisions.
Introducing the NOEM model
How the model works
Capture the signals
Bring signals from racket sensors, court cameras and other sources into the network. With permission, club records add context about sessions and court use.
Bring every signal into context
Clean and synchronise sensor, video and court data, linking each observation to the right player, moment and location.
Turn organised data into insight
Apply Nine One’s models to organised data, revealing patterns in movement, shots and court use. Turn those patterns into insights for training and club operations.
Turn insight into action
Use the insight to focus training, plan club resources and choose the next action. Feed the results into the next cycle to see what has changed.
Applications
How we’re developing NOEM for players, coaches and clubs.
What would make your
next session work better?
Explore how data could improve training, court use or everyday club operations. Bring a real task for us to work through together.
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