At RX Summit 2025 in Brussels, Sportbot was presented to a racket-sports audience of coaches, clubs, brands, federations, and organizers.
Why coach testing matters
Coaches are the fastest way to find whether a training product is useful. They notice setup friction, drill quality, player engagement, and whether a feature helps them teach or only looks interesting in a demo.
Where video analysis fits
Sportbot’s product direction connects moving ball delivery with better feedback. Video analysis can help coaches and players review technique, timing, movement, and consistency after the repetition has happened on court.
What Sportbot is learning from events
Events like RX Summit are useful because they put the product in front of people who work across racket sports every day. Their questions help refine how Sportbot explains the machine, which drills matter most, and what information coaches want after a player hits.
The long-term goal remains practical: make training more realistic, make feedback easier to understand, and give coaches more time to coach.
