'Virtual batting'

- Virtual Reality seems more feet to gain ground in sports clubs in the United States. Following several American football club is now virtually trained with the Tampa Bay Rays, reports engadget.com. The baseball club from Major League Baseball to make preparations for a match using the iCube, a simulator made by EON Sports.

The principle is very simple: a player stands in a cage with screens and saves a virtual ball. Coaches rave because their players are always able to hit a ball and virtual also happen to a pitcher from another club. Brendan Reilly nevertheless tries to temper the CEO of EON Sports, enthusiasm. Quot; It could never beat the real replacement , says Reilly. However EON Sports wants the virtual cage also wear out to other clubs.