Football is one of the most popular sports in the world, no doubt about that. In facts, if kids and adults could not play the real game, they settle on the so-called fussball. If you’ve seen one, then you’re familiar with that table featuring little football player replicas that you can control with the use of rods. Yes, playing fussball is fun! But if you want to experience some 3D effects, then you better check out this STIGA Table Football.
The STIGA Table Football allows you to experience a fast-paced, fully immersive, and high-tech 3D football gaming fun right at your home. Although it looks a little bit like the traditional football table, but once you start playing it, you’ll definitely see the big difference – it’s more fun and exciting because of its 3D effects.
If you have played the fussball table before, you won’t have a hard time learning how to play this at all. Just like in fussball, you need to use the six control rods at your end of the pitch to direct your players up and down the field to score. Meanwhile, to prevent the other side from scoring, all you need to do is to move your goalie from side to side. Also, to spot, tackle, shoot, or defend, you just need to give the rods a twiddle and the players will do all these. This is really so much fun to watch, especially if your side is winning.
So grab yourself a STIGA Table Football now!
yet. So for your next football practice, make sure you pair your Wii with this gadget from CTA Digital.
Hothead Technologies has just released a football helmet that is capable of measuring a football player’s temperature and relaying the information back to the coach. Since 1995, 39 football players, mostly high school students, have died of overheating while playing football or training for a game. This shows that broken ankles or broken noses aren’t the only dangers that players must prevent when playing. A thermistor is located under the padding of the helmet. It measures the temperature of a player in his temporal artery. The measured temperature is sent back to the coach through a built-in radio also found inside the helmet. It is shown through a PDA that the coach will be able 
to monitor while watching. Only temperatures between 99.9 degrees and 110 degrees fahrenheit will be sent; illness usually settles at 104 degrees fahrenheit. This system is called HOT or Heat Observation Technology. However, it is possible that the temperature measured is a few degrees away from the real temperature of the player, because of other factors like rain and sweat. But overall, the Hothead measures the precise temperatures.
