12 cameras around the park for full-field optical pitch, hit and player
tracking. Five cameras operating at 100 frames per second are primarily
dedicated to pitch tracking, while an additional seven cameras are
focused on tracking players and batted balls at 50 frames per second.^14
Introduction of Statcast is not the end; development of IoT technology
created different tools which measure body conditions of players and
they are used in managing injuries and fatigue. These biological data will
have players stay in their best conditions, performing the best plays in
game. Those best plays will once again be converted into statistics and
data, enhancing the quality of baseball. Data might seem boring, but it is
making a baseball a lot more entertaining to watch, and it will continue
to be.