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A new type of technology uses LED lights to help train basketball players

Posted: 2016-04-27 06:09:00

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Pavigym, a fitness company based in Europe, wants to help people improve their basketball game. Their PRAMA technology provides LED light cues on floors and walls, directing players on where they should throw the ball during drills that are designed to improve dribbling and passing.

Story by Lisa Ryan and editing by Stephen Parkhurst

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