DOYLESTOWN, Pa. — David Kliebhan, a mechanical engineer, has been playing tennis his whole life, keeping score and contesting shots that toed the line between in and out. Now, motivated by his son’s advancement in the sport, he developed a system that could take care of that so he, his son, and players across the country could focus on the game itself.
The result is AccuTennis, which, in addition to automating the scoring and umpiring facets of tennis, offers lessons and drills to help players improve their skills in serving, forehands, and backhands.
The technology lies in hardware installed on the court.