Ameer Vayalar, a celebrated taekwondo coach from Vayalar, Alappuzha, has announced transformative updates to his Electronic Scoring System (ESS), set to revolutionize taekwondo competitions on a global scale. Known for his exceptional skills as an international player and coach, Ameer has enhanced his system’s functionality by incorporating online capabilities and advanced training modes for coaches.
Previously limited to offline use, the ESS now features an online version, enabling real-time scoring and match monitoring from any location worldwide. This crucial upgrade significantly improves the accessibility and effectiveness of taekwondo scoring technology.
“In our latest update, we’ve integrated online features that enable coaches and officials to oversee matches remotely and receive live scoring updates,” stated Ameer Vayalar. “Additionally, we’ve enhanced the training mode within the software, providing coaches with comprehensive tools to refine athletes’ performances.”
The ESS mobile applications and computer software have completed their final testing phases. Selected taekwondo coaches across India will evaluate the system by the end of this month. This testing phase aims to gather feedback and ensure the system’s seamless integration into various levels of taekwondo competition.
Ameer Vayalar’s innovative approach addresses longstanding challenges in traditional scoring systems, offering a cost-effective solution that maintains accuracy and fairness in judging. His commitment to advancing taekwondo technology underscores his dedication to the sport’s growth and accessibility on a global scale.
As the taekwondo community eagerly anticipates the full rollout of these updates, Ameer Vayalar remains optimistic about the future of electronic scoring in enhancing the sport’s competitiveness and spectator experience worldwide.