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The Internet of Sporting Things
Summer is a heady time for those of a sporting persuasion. With vicarious glory to be gained from the Masters, Wimbledon, Tour de France and cricket (to name just a few) fans are spoilt for choice, and not only in the number of events available to ...
US Speedskating at InterConnect: Going for gold with smarter training
Elite sports team US Speedskating has teamed up with IBM to get smarter about how athletes train and...
How Watson can help the Buffalo Bills win the Super Bowl
The Buffalo Bills? Yes, that’s right, you read it correctly. With the help of IBM Watson, the Bills might just win the Super Bowl. While the Super Bowl is getting the headlines this week, that represents only two teams. Meanwhile, there are fans of...
IBM and the Sports Innovation Lab
IBM has joined the Boston-based company Sports Innovation Lab as a founding partner, helping to bring technological insights to the sports and fitness industries. The Sports Innovation Lab was launched by former NFL linebacker and entrepreneur Isaiah...
Sports innovation & IoT, reshaping the fan experience
The Internet of Things movement is exploding and the $620B global sports industry is getting ready to take off. As a passionate sports fan who has worked in the sports industry and now working on Watson IoT, I can tell you we are on the cusp of the ...
IoT sensors and sport – CCTV Tibet Challenge
Cycling fans were able to follow October’s Tibet Challenge more closely than ever before, thanks to a live feed from cyclists participating in the event to a dedicated web platform where fans can follow their progress. Forty cyclists took part in ...
IoT weekly round-up: 15th September, 2016
Welcome to IBM’s weekly IoT round-up. All the latest news on the Internet of Things from around the connected world. IoT and the world of sport Two game-changing devices launched in time for the Paralympics, which began last week: Blind Cap, ...
USA Cycling: getting one step closer to perfection
Like everything else these days, the sports industry is also being driven by just-in-time data and analytics. Cloud and IoT economics is transforming sports coaching with web apps that include up-to-the-minute performance data of each athlete’s ...
Revolutionary eAscot app guides blind marathon runners
IBM’s Bluemix Garage has designed an app to guide blind marathon runners using audio cues when they veer too far off course. The development makes a welcome addition to other technical aids for blind elite athletes ahead of this year’s ...
IoT at the Paralympics: the connected swimming cap
Connected swimming cap is an innovation for the Paralympics A Bluetooth-connected swimming cap could radically impact blind swimming at the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio this September. Developed by Samsung and Cheil Spain, the swim cap automatically ...
The making of a connected soccer game at Cannes Lions, 2016
On June 20th 2016, on the beach in Cannes, France, The Girls Lounge and two of their partners IBM and AOL were joined by super stars Mia Hamm and Abby Wambach to make a statement: that we win with the power of teamwork. IBM and Kiwi.ai ...
IoT technology in the velodrome: Team USA cycling
Collecting data is not a new phenomenon in the sports world. What has changed is how that data is collected and analyzed. As technology has advanced and evolved, the process of collecting data from elite athletes has been streamlined – going from ...
Cheat sheet: What is Digital Twin?
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