Showing posts with label Data. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Data. Show all posts

Sunday, December 1, 2013

The IF Convertible: 3 Devices, 1 Data Plan

Get in on the ground floor as we look at the most exciting crowdfunded tech projects out there right now. This week: IdealFuture's IF Convertible, a device that combines phone, tablet and dual-screen laptop in one. The device will weigh in at less than one pound and feature an 18-hour battery; ports consist of USB, HDMI, Ethernet and memory card; RAM comes in at 4 GB and storage at 512 GB.

Friday, November 22, 2013

How the NBA’s SportVU ball and player tracking tech changes the face of sports

Tonight sees the return of the NBA, but along with LeBron’s continued dominance and Derrick Rose’s return, comes a new breed of technology and influence. Each team in the NBA now has access to the SportVU, a camera system so technologically advanced that it has opened the door for Big Data to invade and shape the NBA, and subsequently, the sports world.
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Wednesday, October 23, 2013

How the NBA’s SportVU ball and player tracking tech changes the face of sports

Tonight sees the return of the NBA, but along with LeBron’s continued dominance and Derrick Rose’s return, comes a new breed of technology and influence. Each team in the NBA now has access to the SportVU, a camera system so technologically advanced that it has opened the door for Big Data to invade and shape the NBA, and subsequently, the sports world.
From hardcore Fantasy sports players to casual fans of individual sports, almost everyone is aware of how stats-intensive sports are in modern times. If it’s a thing that happens, you can give it a fancy acronym and start tabulating how many times that thing took place. Baseball is the stats-heavy sport, but the NBA has been on the forefront of the digital revolution for quite awhile now — allowing clips to remain on YouTube, introducing the mobile League Pass, making a hard push into the podcasting and blogging space with the acquisition of the former Basketball Jones team, and working with TNT on a live multi-camera user-chosen view with TNT Overtime. So, it’s only right that LeBron’s league ushers in the age of data and technology.