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Here are our top three sports technology stories for June 27th.
This week we focus on Football Technology.
We hit our product of the week in the new Nike soccer ball, 8 years in the making.
Here are our top three sports technology stories for June 24th.
Listen for our "Product Of The Week": Tag Heuer, golf tech
We also dive into some funding news out on the market.
Here are our top three sports technology stories for July 10th.
Our first story we discuss the RacketPals attempt to connecting the racket(tennis) world and all it's players.
Our second story is on two companies who have developed end to end sports analysis for amatuer up to professional sports.
Lastly, we talk shoe game. Take a dive into Mizuno & Puma's new shoe technology.
Here are our top three sports technology stories for June 24th
Our first story is on F5 Sports Inc gaining 2.1 million in seed round funding off of the excitement for their Pitchlogic product.
Our second story is about Veo Technologies and their 4k lens recording 180 degrees for an easy affordable way to capture games.
Lastly, Pixellot raised $16 million from Altschuler-Shaham, for their video capture and highlight dissemination technology that professional and amateur sports clubs can use.
On today's episode of seed talk we talk with Arizona State Baseball's third base coach Michael Earley. We dive into what has made ASU a hitting powerhouse as well as discussion on where we go with sports through Covid. Come take a listen as we learn about sports tech application at the collegiate level.
Here are our top three sports technology stories for June 24th
Today we dive into gold technology that can hopefully elevate your play out on the course!
Our first story is about Opti Shot, and its home virtual training application, grab your phone us their net screen, and take a swing.
Our second story we talk about the Voice Caddie which allows you to hit the range without your range finder.
Lastly, we talk about golf balls that should be pretty hard to loss. #LED
Here are our top three sports technology stories for June 4th
Our first story is about Push Workout app, and how it is digitizing high performance training.
Our second story Hydrow, the connected rowing company gets major funding,
Lastly, for our third story we discuss Immersiv and their plan for augmented reality for fans at sporting events.
Here are our top three sports technology stories for June 4th
This week our three companies we are highlighting are providing possible evolution for the trading industry, planet social awareness, and covid protection.
The first story we highlight a blockchain developer creating a digitial collectible platform.
The second story we learn about the new Electric E racing series and their use of VR.
Lastly, our third story is on a new development for football helmets to prevent Covid transmission.
Here are our top three sports technology stories for June 4th.
This week we take a look at three companies, and what they are doing through the Covid pandemic.
Our first story follows PickUp, and making sports content more interactive for fans, bringing them closer to the game.
Our second story is out of India and bringing a interesting solution for having fans in the stands for games.
Lastly, We look at LeagueApps and how they are helping local sports communities through this time
Here are our top three sports technology stories for May 29th.
This week we talk about the NBA and the new partnerships and virtual training avenues that have materialized due to the Covid Pandemic.
Our first story is about NBA partnering with Microsoft to increase the gameday fan experience.
Our second story dives into a training application that links NBA players with aspiring athletes around the world to provide professional teaching.
Our last story looks at new investment groups that are now joining up as partners in ownership around the National Basketball Association.
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