For many years, focus was placed in the adoption of new technologies both in all areas of sport and in business management, considering the relationship with customers—in this case, fans. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has revealed that sport needs new strategies based on innovation. It can be observed that, due to the closure of stadiums, the sport industry entirely depends on the live game.
It’s a fact that professional investors back teams not individuals. Friends and family may back you as an individual, but professional investors want to see a wide variety of skills and experience committed to the success of your new business.
When the general public universally accepted smartphones and 4G between 2010 and 2015, the sports industry was the first to take advantage of it in order to grow its fanbase.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already working with things that surround us
Tactical analysis in football has undergone major developments in recent decades, largely powered by technology.
Innovation, technology and data in sport have proliferated over the past decade, however being inventive in sports is still quite difficult.
Chatbots are the great advance that will completely change life as we know it, along with Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) that will become widespread thanks to 5G.
The huge adjustments we have made for the coronavirus lockdown mean that some technologies have increased in importance.
This new camera designed by Pixellot, and co-developed with the Barça Innovation Hub, is a lightweight camera which can monitor and record matches in any facility.
Most entrepreneurs start thinking about their innovative idea in terms of the new product required.