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.

This week we have the Mets's National Pitching Crosschecker Chris Hervey on to discuss the intersection of tech & baseball. We dive into the current virtual working world, the draft, analytics & training in the major leagues.

Here are our top three sports technology stories for May 15th

This week we take a look at the virtual training capabilities for athletes, blending the virtual world with real life application.

Our first story, Joe Joyce using boxing game under Survios to train ahead of upcoming match using Oculus Quest and Creed

Our second story, The virtual Lamar Jackson experience is coming

Lastly, Rezzill VR full immersion training for soccer players

Here are our top three sports technology stories for May 7th.

This week we look at two stories & dive into sports & mental health with athletic trainer & mental health specialist Kayla Keller.

First Story, Big Ten Conference puts together a mental health plan for the conference's athletes.

Second Story, Calm App used for sports mental rejuvenation

Lastly, Kayla provides insight into the intersection of sports & mental health as well as the impact of technology in sports.

Here are our top three sports technology stories for May 1st.

- The first story, Kevin Durant, Abby Wambach, & Jessica Mendoza create Athletes Unlimited. Professional sports leagues for women.

- The second story, Trainesense creates a hand held wearable monitor for swimmers that gives real-time data as a swimmer is moving in the water.

- Lastly, Adidas, partnered with EA Sports Fifa game series, creates a shoe sensor that enables the wearer to immerse themselves into the video game.

Bonus: We also have an update on one of our former tech stories who received some good capital in series A funding.

Here are our top three sports technology stories for April 22nd.

- The first story is Score Vision acquires a video management company out of Sacramento

- The second story is how sports analytics company is bringing their data to life, with professional teams

- Lastly, we discuss WSC Sports enabling & creating content even with live sports on the sidelines.

Here are our top three sports tech stories for April 15th.

- The first story is on the growth of fantasy sports in E-sports.

- The second story is how a sports analytics company is bringing their data to life, with professional teams

- Lastly we discuss Teamworks and their Series C funding round.

Here are our top three sports tech stories for April 8th.

(In partnership with Sports Biz Group & Pitch Madness)

- First story, Sports Engineering Inc partnering with Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), UMass Dartmouth, and Perfect Storm Sports Technology, LLC for the NFL Helmet Challenge

- Second story, Apple looks to acquire nextVR