Dr Abdul Kalam racquet launched by Dayal Groups

Dr Abdul Kalam racquet has been launched in the Dayal 7^th International Prize Money Badminton Championship held in Hong Kong on 1st October 2015. Consulate General Mr Prasanth Agarwal launched the racquet in Hong Kong and former World Champion Mr.Xiong Gubao launched in China. Dr Yuva Dayal, Director of Dayal Groups facilitated the events and

Dr. Abdul Kalam racquet is been give to Hong Kong Paralympic Team and the prize winner.

Dayal's Dr. Abdul Kalam Scientific badminton racquet is the first of its kind in the world to monitor and analyze your strokes and provide you with useful feedback to become a better and more accurate player.

The Racquet apps can be downloaded in Android phones and iOS phones. The sellable racquet will be soon launched in India as Y-Pro by Dr.Kannan Pugazhendi (Indian sports medicine Specilist ) and the starting price will be from Inr 3000 rupees onwards for the selling version

Function of the Racquet:

The racquet is designed with a small chip which will be fixed inside the racquet grip that can be connect with blue tooth to android or apple phones by down loading our apps "Dayal Pro Racquet"

Once the apps is opened the racquet unique code will be synchronised by our apps and the racquet gets connected to your phone.

The software has two function such as 

Practice mode : Once practice function is chosen it will help you to read the speed of the racquet head,maximum force used and the stokes played

Game mode : once game mode is chosen it will synchronise the data like the number of strokes played, calories burnt, They  will be launching the Advanced pro model which can be used with the Lap Top or PC will be also launched soon

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