When drones get into soccer

January 26, 2020

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According to information from Mickael Owen, Ballon d'Or 2001, the coach of Everton (England) decided to use drones to supervise the training of his players.

Since their creation, drones have found a different use every day. Parcel deliveries or more recently image capture during claims, their scope seems inexhaustible. Lately, they've even found a place on a … soccer team. Indeed, the Everton team (England) and his trainer Roberto Martinez have decided to take advantage of this technology. While training is primarily used to observe player progress and gaps, the‘Spanish coach decided to change the shot.

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As smart health connected devices specific to athletes are increasingly flooding the market, these drones should gradually revolutionize the world of football. Indeed, by taking an aerial angle, it is easier to show players their positioning and their explain what's wrong with their game. If this information has just come out, this is not a football first. Technology is already very present in sport, where are we headed?

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