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Top 10 Startups developing AI for Sports
Updated: February 07, 2024 |
AI can help to control the following of sports rules, determine winner, collect game statistics, track complicated movements, predict sport results and help sportsmen and teams improve their results by providing useful analytics.
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Country: Denmark | Funding: $113.3M
Veo is a solution for recording and watching sports without a cameraman.
Veo is a solution for recording and watching sports without a cameraman.
2
Country: UK
Hawk-Eye is a British company that develops vision-processing, video replay, and creative graphical technologies for sports.
Hawk-Eye is a British company that develops vision-processing, video replay, and creative graphical technologies for sports.
3
Country: USA | Funding: $42M
NEX Team Inc. is a mobile artificial intelligence company. Using phone cameras and image recognition on the back end, its primary app HomeCourt helps to improve basketball shots.
NEX Team Inc. is a mobile artificial intelligence company. Using phone cameras and image recognition on the back end, its primary app HomeCourt helps to improve basketball shots.
4
Country: Germany | Funding: $18.8M
Bayes Holding develops real-time coaching companion tools that help aspiring players master major esports titles like League of Legends, Dota 2, and Overwatch. They’ve also develop an analytics platform tailored to the needs of professional teams.
Bayes Holding develops real-time coaching companion tools that help aspiring players master major esports titles like League of Legends, Dota 2, and Overwatch. They’ve also develop an analytics platform tailored to the needs of professional teams.
5
Country: USA | Funding: $13.9M
Mobalytics is the first personal performance analytics for competitive gamers and esports.
Mobalytics is the first personal performance analytics for competitive gamers and esports.
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Country: Canada | Funding: $7.4M
SPORTLOGiQ is an AI-powered sports analytics company. It helps teams win more games and broadcasters engage more viewers.
SPORTLOGiQ is an AI-powered sports analytics company. It helps teams win more games and broadcasters engage more viewers.
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Country: Switzerland | Funding: $5.5M
PIQ is a powerful wearable that can be used in many sports with innovative metrics. It develops what is described as the “first AI-powered wearable for combat sports.”
PIQ is a powerful wearable that can be used in many sports with innovative metrics. It develops what is described as the “first AI-powered wearable for combat sports.”
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Country: USA | Funding: $5.5M
Mustard uses AI to analyze an athlete’s mechanics and offer corrective tips to help them improve.
Mustard uses AI to analyze an athlete’s mechanics and offer corrective tips to help them improve.
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Country: Canada | Funding: $2.5M
ICEBERG employs computer vision to track and identify objects like players, the puck and sucker punches. The algorithms then go to work logging and analyzing the action.
ICEBERG employs computer vision to track and identify objects like players, the puck and sucker punches. The algorithms then go to work logging and analyzing the action.
10
Country: USA | Funding: $1M
Reely is an end-to-end content solution for sports leagues that leverages computer vision and deep learning A.I.
Reely is an end-to-end content solution for sports leagues that leverages computer vision and deep learning A.I.
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Country: Germany
Motesque specializes in smart and intelligent motion analysis systems for sports, health care, ergonomics and research.
Motesque specializes in smart and intelligent motion analysis systems for sports, health care, ergonomics and research.