This invention discloses a
system and method for reviewing and analyzing motion visual data based on ball-hitting triggers, relating to the field of motion
multimodal data synchronization and intelligent analysis technology. The
system includes a racket trigger module, a head-mounted visual acquisition module, and a
data processing terminal, which work together to form an inseparable core architecture of "ball-hitting trigger -
data acquisition - synchronized review and analysis." Specifically, the head-mounted visual acquisition module acquires the athlete's first-person perspective scene in real time, annotates it with a high-precision
timestamp, and streams it to the
data processing terminal in real time, without setting up a large local cache to reduce device load; the racket trigger module acquires ball-hitting related inertial navigation data, completing ball-hitting detection and
timestamp generation and uploading through two independent and non-conflicting methods; the
data processing terminal caches the received data, triggers deduplication and time-series alignment, and the time-series alignment adopts the nearest original frame matching strategy to preserve the authenticity of the
original data and avoid data
distortion. This invention enables high-precision synchronization of hitting action and visual data, supports both automated analysis by the host computer and manual review / autonomous analysis by the user, and features rapid data transfer and
stable storage capabilities. It solves the technical problems of multi-
source data timing misalignment,
chaotic trigger signals,
high load on head-mounted devices, and poor adaptability in existing technologies. It can be flexibly adapted to various racket sports such as table tennis, badminton, and tennis, providing data support for professional training in racket sports, while reserving space for parameter adjustment in subsequent research and development.