FSU basketball adds high tech shot tracking system

Florida State University's women's basketball team has enhanced its training facility with a high-tech shot tracking system called Noah. This innovative technology helps the Seminoles analyze and improve their players' shooting accuracy and consistency. The system, which is used by NBA teams, NCAA programs, and high schools, employs multiple 4K cameras and machine learning algorithms to provide real-time data on every shot taken.

It tracks key metrics such as shot arc, depth, and direction, offering instant feedback to players and coaches. The system's facial recognition feature allows players to join the gym at any time and chart their workouts, enabling coaches to monitor which players are dedicating time to their skills. FSU's women's team is excited about the new system's potential to help them refine their shooting techniques and track their progress over time.