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AN IMPLEMENTATION OF VIBRATION-BASED AUTOMATIC SCORE-KEEPING SYSTEM FOR TABLE TENNIS GAME

Erdem YAVUZ
Ufuk SANVER
Mustafa CEM KASAPBAŞI
Rıfat YAZICI
Pages
725–732
Publication Date
2014-06-01
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We believe that the proposed system will contribute much to better evaluate the various phases of table tennis games and to aid the referees to make better decisions.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In sport tournaments human factor plays an important role to evaluate the game.
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Key Findings & Data:Table tennis is an example of this kind of sports.
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Conclusion & Impact:We believe that the proposed system will contribute much to better evaluate the various phases of table tennis games and to aid the referees to make better decisions.
🔬Design:Modeling & Simulation
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⚙️Variables:Automatic Scorekeeping · Petri Net Modeling · Table Tennis

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In sport tournaments human factor plays an important role to evaluate the game. Table tennis is an example of this kind of sports. In order to avoid erroneous human decisions and to enhance referees’ decisions an automatic score-keeping system for table tennis game is designed and implemented with low cost vibration sensors attached underside of the tennis table. The purpose of using vibration sensors is to detect ball colliding with the surface. An additional vibration sensor is also used to detect ball touching the net, determining let state in the game. Petri net scheme is used to model the operation of the system, making it easy to visualize its operation. We believe that the proposed system will contribute much to better evaluate the various phases of table tennis games and to aid the referees to make better decisions.

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YAVUZ, E., SANVER, U., KASAPBAŞI, M. C., YAZICI, R. (2014). AN IMPLEMENTATION OF VIBRATION-BASED AUTOMATIC SCORE-KEEPING SYSTEM FOR TABLE TENNIS GAME. International Journal of Electronics Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering, Cilt: 4 Sayı: 1, 725–732. https://ajindex.com/articles/974649

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