Here's the company I was talking about - using high precision positioning technology for warehouse automation. The future is here!
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I've come to realize that we've covered a bunch of elements that make up sports technology; like sensors and API. How we combine these elements is what makes us "innovative".
Could we think of new tech elements to make things interesting?
I believe that there's no intrinsic value in cryptocurrency - and since there are so many different types out there (and potentially even more), how could they potentially be useful for everyday purchases?
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If we're able to tap into the opponent team's radio or communication (to counter their strategies), would that be considered cheating - if we had the technology to do so?
Perhaps machine learning can be used to learn what are the fastest shapes/sizes for F1 cars - or what are the best strategies to adopt in any sporting game?
A couple of days ago, I swallowed a 'Thermometer Pill' (for a study) which was able to track my core temperature. I wonder if there are more ways to collect different bio-data?
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There are many ways machine learning can be incorporated into sports - it's up to our imagination. In many sports, we could use machine learning to collect data. For example, where / what the players are doing in game.
When sports start to digitalize, understanding the use of tech will grant us an edge in this industry.
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