How KINEXON Sports is Shaping the Digital Era of Sports Entertainment
The HORIZONT Online magazine praises KINEXON Sports as a pioneer in the field of sports data. The location position system is used in numerous competitions and games around the globe, replacing the technical tools have been used to collect and analyze data in sports.
Sports data fundamentally changes how the game is played by the athletes and how it can be enjoyed by the spectators. KINEXON Sports develops cutting-edge solutions for precise localization and motion sensing of athletes in various sports. The sports analytics company’s portfolio includes both hardware (e.g. sensors, anchors) for the real-time collection of precise data as well as smart solutions for processing and analysis of such.
HORIZONT Online commends KINEXON Sports as a trailblazer in sports data, widely employed in various global competitions and matches. In recent times, there has been a growing trend of using advanced technical tools for the collection and analysis of sports data.
With its highly accurate tracking system, KINEXON provides sports data and analytics that broadcasters can incorporate into their programs. Weighing only 14 grams, the sensors in the jerseys of athletes record their movements, status, as well as further performance indicators.
The advances in the field of radio technology make application of this system possible in an ever-increasing number of sports. The technology was already in use at the Beach Volleyball World Championship in Vienna and the FIVB World Tour Finals in Hamburg. Coaches and players used it to measure the height and number of jumps, consumed calories, and the distance they traveled.
Another highlight of KINEXON’s digital media enhancement was the motocross spectacle Red Bull X Fighters final in Spain. There as well, the KINEXON technology supplied a highly informative data feed for broadcasting. The viewers got real-time statistics graphically rendered for a new level of sports enjoyment.
Watch out what is next to come in the fascinating portfolio of data enhanced sports events – powered by KINEXON Sports.
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