Real Madrid have implemented new futuristic technology at their training ground

It is hoped the new technology will improve the free-kick abilities of Madrid’s players

The remote-controlled mannequins can change height and jump, resembling a game situation

And Madrid’s new technology has allowed them to emulate the specific height of a player with their mannequins, and even mimic the effect of jumping, akin to how a human wall would react in a game.

The footage which has been released by the Spanish side shows Luka Modric, Toni Kroos and other first team stars practing their set pieces against the mannequins and a goalkeeper.

The mannequins can be seen to be jumping after the free-kicks are taken, in a resemblance of a game situation.

The mannequins are operated by a control panel on a tablet which can be altered by coaches

The footage showed stars such as Luka Modric and Toni Kroos perfecting their free-kicks

It appears that the mannequins are operated by a control panel on a tablet, with the operator able to chose different settings for each figure in the wall, including whether they jump and how high they rise.

There are six mannequins, they can be rotated in and out, with the video showing Modric curl a free-kick in while beating a ‘five-man’ wall.

The work on the training ground with the new technology is paying off as Madrid have scored two goals from free-kicks so far in their first three LaLiga games.

David Alaba netted from a set-piece against Almeria, while Karim Benzema scored one during Sunday’s 3-1 win over Espanyol.

Los Blancos sit top of LaLiga after three games following a perfect start to the campaign.