Pair wearable tech with future iterations of Tango/Kinect and you're onto something even bigger. Tennis for example - Think about a computer picking up flaws

Pair wearable tech with future iterations of Tango/Kinect and you're onto something even bigger. Tennis for example - Think about a computer picking up flaws in technique that the human eye would miss; a coach would only be looking at your leg work or arms or upper body but a computer will tell you a multitude of things - wider stance, shoulder's turned to the right a bit more, less follow through, more weight on your front foot etc etc - then imagine it coming straight to your ear every time you place a shot. Pair it up with a ball tossing machine and you've got a coach that knows precisely where you're going wrong, how to fix it and giving you the best possible advice and opportunities to do so (forehand shoddy? that's all your getting until it improves etc). The next decade has just gotten so much more exciting. I'd love to find someone somewhere working on a "complete" system, not separate bits of it - we already have video analysis, wearables, weight sensors (wii fit?), someone just has to slap them all together. Side question - aren't there golf swing analysis places already which use a myriad of tech to give feedback?