When 45+ skaters and 8 goalies took the ice at the White Rock Whalers Junior ID Camp, they weren’t just competing for roster spots, they were being tracked by the same sensor-based analytics technology used to evaluate elite hockey talent across North America. The Whalers organization was fresh off their dominant 2026 Pacific Cup […]
Big tech is betting on hockey data. Here’s why amateur players should pay attention…and why sensors may matter more than cameras at the grassroots level. This week, Teamworks, a sports technology platform valued at over $1 billion, announced its acquisition of Sportlogiq, the Montreal-based company that provides AI-powered analytics to 97% of NHL teams.
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Drive Hockey is revolutionizing the realm of hockey training with their sensor-based analytics technology, making advanced NHL level player and puck tracking accessible and affordable for amateur players [1]. Their innovative approach includes Skill Analytics Services and Sensor Tracking Technology, providing real-time metrics to coaches and a robust dashboard for detailed post-game analysis, putting
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Hockey is a fast-paced game of time and space, where small advantages can make a significant impact on a player’s performance. Performance tracking and analytics have become essential tools for identifying a player’s strengths and weaknesses and creating data-driven training programs to improve their game.
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Comparing sports tracking systems – advantages and drawbacks of using video technology versus sensor based tracking systems, including the role of AI and trends
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