A tennis star surprised two young grassroots tennis players with the first-ever 5G holographic coaching session from over 4,000 miles away.
The 20-year-old tennis player Emma Raducanu appeared as a live 3D hologram in London and led a training session with talented youngsters from her training camp in Abu Dhabi.
- Vodafone’s 5G network and innovative 3D technology allowed no delay between Raducanu in Abu Dhabi and her hologram in London.
- New
research from Vodafone reveals that almost half of Brits (47%) believe
future technological advances could improve how children learn to play
the game.
- 43% of Brits believe technology could change how children are introduced to tennis.
- Dr.
Ian Pearson, a futurologist, predicts that technology has the potential
to open up endless possibilities for tennis in the future.
