Playermaker
Playermaker is a sports technology company known for developing wearable and sensor-based solutions designed for analyzing and improving athletic performance.
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| Formerly | Motionize |
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| Company type | Private |
| Industry | Sports tech |
| Founded | 2017 |
| Founders | Guy Aharon & Yuval Odem |
| Headquarters | , |
| Website | www |
History
Playermaker was founded in 2017 in Israel by Guy Aharon and Yuval Odem who formerly served in the Israeli Defense Forces. The company was formerly known as Motionize and it began by developing a solution for advanced tracking of human motion back in 2014.
Funding
By 2023, Playermaker raised total of $45M in funding, with powerhouse investors like ADvantage, Ryan Sports Venture, Ventura Capital Group, with additional investment by MIG Capital, and others.
Earlier in 2019, former Arsenal manager, Arsène Wenger invested in Playermaker.
Partnerships
In November 2022, Playermaker and Manchester City collaborated to launch CityPlay, a co-branded sports product that offers valuable insight and analysis for players, while also offering educational and training content from Manchester City.
Playermaker has established partnerships with Elite Soccer Academy and several sports clubs that use its technology. Notable clubs include: Fulham F.C., Rangers F.C., and many others. The company has also established partnerships with the United States Soccer Federation and the Scottish Football Association.
In 2022, Liverpool winger, Harvey Elliott became a brand ambassador for the company.
Products
Playermaker offers sports technology products that are designed to provide valuable data and insights to players, coaches, and teams. The company offers sports technology products that are designed to provide valuable data and insights to players, coaches, and teams.
Playermaker's technology includes sensors that are attached to a player's shoes which collect data on various aspects of their performance. The data collected by Playermaker's technology can be used for performance analysis, injury prevention, and improving overall player development.
FIFA Certification
In September 2023, Playermaker was awarded the FIFA certification to be allowed in official match play as a wearable Tracking System. Earlier in 2021, Playermaker was placed on the FIFA Innovation Programme. Playermaker completed the challenge set by the FIFA Innovation Program and earned the Electronic Performance Tracking Systems (EPTS) FIFA quality certificate.
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