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  • PlaySight CEO Chen Shachar. Photo: Orel Cohen

    Grand Slam deal: Slinger acquires Israeli sports-tech company PlaySight for $82 million

    12.10.21|Meir OrbachThe American company will aim to leverage the Israeli startup’s smart court technology. Novak Djokovic, Billie Jean King, and Pete Sampras all invested in PlaySight

  • Tennis (illustration). Photo: Getty Images

    Naver Backs Israeli Sports Tech Company’s Push into Asia

    22.08.18|Meir OrbachIsrael-based PlaySight Interactive develops smart courts technology that enables players and coaches to use multi-angle video and analytics to improve on-court performance

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    CTech’s Wednesday Roundup of Israeli Tech News

    25.04.18|CTechSoftbank backs sports analytics company PlaySight.Online travel magazine Culture Trip raises $80 million. Former BP CEO Lord Browne joins board of marine data startup Windward.

  • PlaySight CEO Chen Shachar. Photo: Orel Cohen

    SoftBank Backs Sports Analytics Company PlaySight

    25.04.18|Meir OrbachIsrael-based PlaySight develops technology that employs multi-angle video and proprietary analytics to improve on-court performance

  • Golden State Warriors player Stephen Curry

    Israeli Startup Wants to Change How NBA Players Shoot

    17.09.17|Ouriel DaskalIsrael-based company RSPCT says it can improve a basketball player's shooting percentage in minutes

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