From Radio Waves To Racquet Swings 1956–2025 follows Jules Apatini from the basement shelters of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution to the technicolor promise of Rome and the reinvention of New York. Guided by a fearless grandfather, and a physician father whose weekend broadcasts became a lifeline for a diaspora, Jules turns survival into service—first as a dancer and rocker, then as a coach and mentor, and finally as an inventor.

The Smart Innovative Exercise Racket Cover (SIR) didn’t start in a lab. It started where life happens—on a ping-pong floor, in dance halls and rehab rooms, at weddings and living rooms. What looks like a simple paddle cover becomes a studio in your hand: a weighted fitness tool and a camera that lets you learn, heal, and share—no tripod, no crew, no excuses.

From radio waves that held a community together to racquet swings that merge cardio with cinema, this is a memoir of motion: moving countries, moving bodies, moving hearts—and moving ideas into the world. By the time the story steps into VR, AR, and AI—where SIR trains with rhythm, analyzes form, and turns workouts into shareable stories—you realize the device is only the doorway. The destination is connection.