HOME RUN DERBY BATTING CAGE

Home Run Derby, the batter enters a batting cage and stands at 'home plate' in front of a big screen monitor, awaiting a pitch. A 3D ball is then hurled towards the batter. As it nears home plate, the batter swings. Interactive Light's proprietary infrared sensors instantly measure the batter's timing to determine speed, angle and orientation. These measurements determine the direction of the ball, and whether or not it will be a home run. The "camera" follows the ball into the field on a hit or into the crowd on a home run. All facets of the baseball hitting experience are included from the type of pitch to the timing, locations, speed and motion of the swing.