A basketball backboard interaction
tracking system that captures, processes, and visually communicates data related to basketball interactions for enhanced player engagement and training. The
system includes two configurations: an initial configuration with a transparent glass backboard positioned in front of a display and a second, modular configuration without an integrated display. The initial configuration uses various sensor types, including fisheye cameras, light curtains, microphones, and
infrared or ultrasonic sensors, to track basketball interactions, with real-time feedback displayed on the integrated screen or a mobile interface. The second configuration, optimized for environments without a display, includes sensor modules with pressure sensors, RFID readers, or sound-triangulating microphones. Both configurations incorporate a controller unit for
processing sensor data, a cloud or on-premises
server for data storage, at least one power supply, and a
user interface for real-time feedback. This
system supports interactive training, game statistics, and
data analysis for skill improvement.