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AI and Computer Vision to automatically produce advanced analytics, saving time and providing sports teams with a competitive edge.
"AI MONEY BALL"
Like having a thousand scouts watching every inch of the court. Over 1 million data points per game reveal insights invisible to the human eye.
Like having a thousand scouts watching every inch of the court. Over 1 million data points per game reveal insights invisible to the human eye.
Tracks positions and movements on the court. Requires manual setup and provides limited context about gameplay.
Automatically understands context and predicts plays. Learns from millions of games without any manual intervention.
Access a comprehensive database of basketball players. Search by position, stats, and school to find the perfect fit for your team.
Computer vision automatically tracks player positions, movements, and actions. Get detailed analytics on speed, distance, and positioning in real-time.
AI automatically tags plays, analyzes formations, and identifies key moments. Turn hours of game footage into searchable, actionable data.
PlayVision uses advanced computer vision and AI to automatically track player movements, detect plays, and generate statistical insights from game footage. Simply upload your video and our system processes it to provide detailed analytics.
Yes, our platform includes comprehensive roster evaluation tools. You can compare players, analyze team fit, and generate detailed reports with performance metrics and scouting insights.
Processing times vary based on video length, but full games are analyzed in a few hours. You'll be able to process an entire season's worth of film overnight. You'll receive a notification when your analysis is ready to view.
Yes, PlayVision integrates with major video platforms and can export data in multiple formats for use with other analytics tools and coaching software.
Get access to rankings and over 40 customizable metrics on your favorite players over the last 10 years
Complete suite for teams and organizations.
Film analysis in minutes, not hours.