CES 2017 in Las Vegas was an amazing experience and a test of wills. From being patient for shuttles, waiting in Vegas traffic, dodging convention goers and people recording (Twitter, Snapchat, Instagram, YouTube, etc...)Technology embedded within sporting equipment has been on the rise and PIQ had some need applications with Everlast and Babolat.
With a hand sensor ($99) and and a new boxing AI app to help analyze and interpret your boxing skills and training sessions.
#PIQ has its sensors in other sporting equipment including tennis racquets, golf, kite surfing, and skiing.
Let's hit the bags!
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