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But they could have three sensors attached. One at the elbow, one above and one below, to basically track the angle. If political needed, there can be another sensor at the shoulder to determine when the arm passes the horizontal [level of the shoulder] during delivery. These sensors needn't be anything complicated electronics-wise. They can be just brightly coloured buttons or LEDs. A computer-connected camera can then track these light-points during delivery, calculate the angle that the arm goes through during delivery, and determine if the degree political of flexion was political within permissible limits. This device can actually be a handheld device (think Simputer) that can do this minimal task. It will just be a matter of the device beeping when the degree of flexion exceeds permissible limits. Shouldn't be that difficult for a techno-crazy industry that uses missile-tracking technology to determine if the ball would have hit the stumps (think Hawk-Eye).
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