How NBA And NASCAR Are Using Oura’s Wearable Smart Ring To Keep Players And Staff Healthy
The $300 Oura Smart Ring is a personal health tracker that is capable of measuring body pulse, sleep quality, heart rate as well as skin temperature.
Remote Cheering: How Professional Sports Leagues Are Using Technology During Pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has forced sports fans to stay home for the foreseeable future. As a result, global sports leagues are under pressure to innovate and keep the games as normal as possible.
VAR Part II: Will the Second Half Be the Better Half?
The 2019/20 football season has been shrouded in shouting and anger with the introduction of the VAR System. Will the second part of the season lead to improvements in the flawed system?
Fitness companies saved by Zoom amid global pandemic
After the outbreak and spread of Covid-19, a lot of companies were left having to think on their feet and, while some of them resorted to complete shut downs and having to sack a large number of their employees, others decided to take a different route and use platforms which would enable them to keep as many of their employees and clients as possible.
What’s the verdict on VAR?
This year’s world cup is the first ever to feature digital VAR technology to assist the traditional referee.
It is last man standing for the Battle royales.
Epic Games, makers of the wildly popular Fortnite, are being sued by their rival PlayerUnknown’s battlegrounds for copyright infringement.
Why are Premier League clubs getting into e-sports?
Manchester City announced the signing of a young European star on Friday morning but he’s not technically a footballer. Instead, Kai ‘Deto’ Wollin is a talented e-sports player.
High-tech Tennis: enhancing the viewer’s experience
Green grass, tennis whites, strawberries & cream – the traditional atmosphere of Wimbledon seems like the last place you’d find cutting-edge technology. Yet both on & off court, technological innovations are in action.