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I think this sounds cool, and I don't want to discourage, but has anyone ever seen this kind of motion capture for anything else? Even for sports with billion-dollar enterprises like football, soccer and baseball, I've never seen this. Maybe pro-teams have it; I know baseball has very complex computer work for swings and tracking pitches, but even that doesn't seem as in depth as this is being described. In fact, the only way I can think this might be actually practical is if you join Nintendo and make "Wii Kendo."