- Birdzo
- The AI coaching persona inside IsoCourt. Birdzo turns stroke scores and pose cues into short tips you can take back on court.
- Clear
- A high, deep shot usually hit from the rear court to push an opponent back. IsoCourt labels clears among other stroke types when the model sees them.
- Contact point
- Where racket meets shuttle relative to your body. Contact too far behind often shows up as a weak clear or mistimed smash in the timeline.
- Drop shot
- A soft shot that lands early in the opponent's forecourt. Often paired with clears from the same setup to disguise intent.
- IsoCourt
- The product: a web app for badminton clip analysis and live camera coaching. Birdzo is the coach voice inside it.
- Live session
- Browser mode that uses your camera for real-time feedback while you train, instead of uploading a file first.
- Pose tracing
- Skeleton overlay on analysis frames so you can see body position at contact and during footwork, not just the shuttle path.
- Quality score
- A 0–10 style rating of how clean the execution looked for a window or clip summary. It is model judgment, not a tournament ranking.
- Smash
- A steep, attacking overhead. Analysis looks at timing, contact, and related cues when labeling smash windows.
- Split-step
- The small hop or load before you move to the shuttle. A late split-step is a common miss pose tracing makes obvious.
- Stroke read
- IsoCourt's label for what you hit (and related tags like technique or court position) on a timeline window.