LeBron James and his Uninterrupted company are facing a lawsuit from a non-profit over their use of the “More Than An Athlete” slogan.
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Intel technology is changing sports and the fan experience. Innovations in data and analytic tools take sports performance to new heights, while virtual reality and augmented experiences bring the action closer than it’s ever been. Press Releases Intel Drones Light Up Lady Gaga Performance During Pepsi Zero Sugar Super Bowl LI Halftime Tom Brady Stars … Continued
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Intel technology is changing sports and the fan experience. Innovations in data and analytic tools take sports performance to new heights, while virtual reality and augmented experiences bring the action closer than it’s ever been. Press Releases Intel Drones Light Up Lady Gaga Performance During Pepsi Zero Sugar Super Bowl LI Halftime Tom Brady Stars … Continued
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During the 2016 X Games Aspen, the Intel® Curie™ compute module shared real-time performance data for athletes in the Men’s Snowboard Slopestyle and Men’s Snowboard Big Air competitions, including how fast competitors moved, how many degrees they rotated in the air and how hard they landed. The instant data from Curie showed that Mark McMorris, … Continued
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At the X Games Aspen this week, Intel will embed the Intel® Curie™ compute module onto snowboards during the Men’s Snowboard Slopestyle and Men’s Snowboard Big Air competitions. The technology will help provide a new perspective into amazing athletic feats accomplished by instantly sharing insights on how fast competitors move, their force on landing, and … Continued
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Mark McMorris in flight and Intel engineer Stephanie Moyerman observing realtime data test.
At the X Games Aspen this week, Intel will embed the Intel® Curie™ compute module onto snowboards during the Men’s Snowboard Slopestyle and Men’s Snowboard Big Air competitions. The technology will help provide a new perspective into amazing athletic feats accomplished by instantly sharing insights on how fast competitors move, their force on landing, and even how many degrees they rotate in the air. The data will be integrated into the broadcast to enhance the fan experience. Fans can catch all the action on ESPN and ABC and view more on the press kit
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