Perfect Game USA (PG)

Perfect Game announced the PG Tech platform in January 2021, developed with K-Motion, which combines 3D motion capture, high-speed cameras, launch monitors, radar, and bat sensors to deliver swing biomechanics data to amateur players, with AI listed as a planned future integration.

PG Tech, a joint venture between Perfect Game and K-Motion, uses a proprietary cloud platform to combine data from 3D body measurement sensors, Edgertronic high-speed cameras, TrackMan launch monitors, Pocket Radar ball data, and Diamond Kinetics bat sensors. The combined data provides players with 'cause data' of their swings — including hip, torso, and pelvis movement alongside exit velocity and ball flight — uploaded to their PG player profile for access by scouts and coaches. The original 2021 announcement stated that AI, along with force plates and wearables, would be integrated into PG Tech as the technologies evolved; sources do not confirm that AI has been actively deployed within PG Tech beyond this forward-looking statement. PG Tech completed beta testing with 4,000+ players in 2021 and was rolled out to 140+ showcase events in 2022.

Perfect Game integrated Yakkertech optical ball-tracking systems at select tournament fields starting in April 2024, offering 13U-18U players purchasable performance reports covering pitch and batted-ball metrics captured by four-camera optical tracking systems.

Through a partnership with Magnus Sports Group (parent of Yakkertech and BaseballCloud), Perfect Game began deploying over 40 Yakkertech Sentinel VX four-camera optical tracking systems at its premier US locations including Houston, Fort Myers, and Atlanta. The system captures in-game ball-flight data — including exit velocity, batted ball distance, pitch locations, break and movement — and delivers post-game hitting and pitching reports powered by Magnus's BaseballCloud software. Players' data is also integrated into their Perfect Game player profiles, making it available to college and professional scouts.