AI company Zero Gravity is investing S$20m, which will include funding for research into badminton. The research aims to explore how artificial intelligence can enhance the performance of badminton players.
The firm is establishing its global headquarters as part of this investment.
Further details on Zero Gravity's plans and research initiatives are available from the source, providing more insight into the company's goals and objectives.
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