What Is PV Sindhu Wearing On Her Head? Know About 'Temple' Device Developed By Zomato Founder Deepinder Goyal
New Delhi, August 17: Indian legendary shuttler PV Sindhu has won praise from the fans across the nation after her victory at the 2026 BWF World Championships opener in New Delhi on Monday. Sindhu has stunned the fans not just with her performance but also with a small device on her head near her right eye. The fans have grown curious to know the details about the device, its purpose and other…
Indian shuttler PV Sindhu has caught the attention of fans and media with a small device on her head during a recent match. The device, called "Temple," is an experimental health-tech wearable created by Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal. Sindhu has been testing the device in training and now wears it during matches to collect data on her brain and body activity during high-performance activities.
The technology aims to monitor blood flow to the brain and gather neurological and physiological data, helping athletes understand how their bodies and brains react during training and competition. While the exact use of Temple in sports performance is still being tested, it is believed to be launched in 2027. Temple is not currently available for purchase, and its cost is estimated at Rs 80,000.
The device, which looks like a small sticker, has received attention for its unique appearance and potential to revolutionize sports technology.
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