Company launches Adidas football smart, 99-gram adizero soccer boot

Adidas has launched a smart football miCoach Smart Ball , which allows players to practice free kicks and do penalty kicks and blows angle , the better.

The new smart ball containing within it a set of sensors that analyze whenever the ball flew into the air , and then the Adidas collect this data with some algorithms to determine where to kick the ball , as well as the speed and Anattafha and track.

The technique sends this information to the application of facilities being installed on smart phones iPhone via Bluetooth low energy BLE, and so the player can see all the data that may help to improve the game .

The company specialized in the field of Adidas sports apparel , she is working on developing this ball since 2009 , "It's football the most technologically advanced in the world ," as he described .

In case the user is enthusiastic about the development of soccer skills , allows him to apply the ball on the phones iPhone some training resources and a series of tutorials on how to do Buckles difficult , as well as " the development of progress," which challenges the player to kick the ball at speeds specific or bow enough to penetrate the wall of defense.

The launch of football "miCoach Smart Ball" smart ahead of the World Cup World Cup 2014 , which starts in Brazil on Thursday, June 12 and runs for a month , which is the largest festival of football in the world takes place every four years .

The company provides a smart new Adidas her ball currently in the United States at a price of $ 299 and Europe at a price of 299 euros.

There are other, less techy innovations in the works, too, such as a lightweight kit (shin pads included) that weighs not much over 600 grams in total. Given that Adidas was evasive about actually telling us the new showpiece-shoe's official name (beyond its adizero demarkation) we can safely say that you won't want to hold your breath for it to land in you local sports store. 

The same is likely true for the rest of the equipment on display, but the app and the smart ball do look a lot more ready for prime time. So with a large soccer tournament heading our way next year, and previous form, you never know.

The Adidas lab will be open to the public for the remainder of the weekend, at Victoria House, London.