Smart Tennis Sensors: Running Through What’s in the Market
Saturday, 30 March 2019
This is a cross-posting from our pals at Sports Technology Blog, an Australian blog that curates and reviews emerging tech and sports products that can help athletes, coaches and sports scientists take their game to the next level. — By Simon Albrecht The first commercial release of tennis sensors was back in 2013 with the Babolat
- Published in Feature, Technology
Brisbane Lions and The Gabba’s ‘The Verandah’ Fan Experience
Friday, 29 March 2019
Across the globe major venues and sporting teams are constantly working on enhancing the fan experience for sports fans to deliver them extra bang for their hard-earned buck on game day. Whether it be from gourmet food options at MetLife Stadium, sensory rooms at Watford FC’s Vicarage Road or Celtic Park providing free sanitary products
- Published in Feature
Sportsfinda is Bringing Diversity and Locality to the Australian Sports Retail Space
Monday, 25 March 2019
The frustration with the major retailers came to a head several years ago for Ahmad Elhawli, while he was running a small retail business selling boxing and fitness equipment. As Elhawli recently described in Smart Company when the time came to scale upwards and partner with national retailers to stock his products he hit road blocks.
Personalising Sports Viewing with Edisn.ai: “What We’re Trying to Build is a Version of the Future of Sports Consumption.”
Thursday, 21 March 2019
In a move that put them firmly in the minds of sports team executives, media and investors in North America, fast rising Bangalore-based company Edisn.ai pitched at the Sports Tank Innovation Studio event in Charlotte and took out the audience choice award. An important win and recognition for the company as they prepare to launch their
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Datamate Speeds up the Workflow of a Team’s Social Media Department
Monday, 18 March 2019
Underpinned by the rise of sports social media consumption, Datamate helps organisations create scalable video clips and motion graphics for easy distribution across social media platforms. The tech powering it is a cloud-based platform that helps create animated videos using client driven data. Users can select templates and build graphics in seconds and have videos ready
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Can Sports Tech Tokyo Drive Future Sports Innovation in Asia? Michael Proman Certainly Thinks So
Tuesday, 05 March 2019
Four months ago it was admittedly a dream on paper, the idea of global sports tech startups and businesses converging on Asia where they can collectively build a lasting, positive legacy on the sporting landscape in the region. Now Sports Tech Tokyo is a fully-fledged accelerator with over 150 of the most exciting and cutting
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