A team at ETH Zurich has demonstrated an AI-powered legged robot capable of autonomously playing badminton against human ...

A small team of roboticists at Robotic Systems Lab, ETH Zurich, in Switzerland, has designed, built and tested a four-legged ...

Smart Court is a boon to the badminton game. Courts are equipped ... are often installed on the net or around the court to track shuttlecock trajectories, shot velocity, and impact points.

The challenge for badminton players is learning ... they have to 'lift' the shuttlecock higher so it does not go out of the court. 'Faster' wind can also increase the speed generated by a smash ...

How are points awarded in Olympic badminton? A point is won on every serve and occurs when an opponent fails to return the shuttlecock over the net or hits it out of the designated court area. A ...

Players use a racket to hit a birdie, or shuttlecock, over a net that is 5-feet tall at the center and an inch taller at each post. The length of a badminton court is 44 feet across all ...

Badminton is a racket sport somewhat similar to tennis, with a net dividing the court in half. Unlike tennis, however, a continuous volley of a shuttlecock is required, with points awarded when a ...

Inside Christ Church, in Melplash, south-west Dorset, the fast-paced sport of badminton has been played for the last 50 years. The court came about in the 1970s, when the large Church of England ...

The robot with four legs learns to play badminton by watching and mimicking human movements, hitting the shuttlecock, and ...