Last week, the WNBA announced a partnership with Genius Sports to bring Second Spectrum to the league, making the WNBA the first U.S. women’s professional sports league to have league-wide 3D tracking.
Second Spectrum is well regarded as the premier optical tracking provider in American sports, and with the season starting May 14, the WNBA will utilize the camera tracking in every arena. With the optimal tracking comes comprehensive data collection, which will facilitate a myriad of basketball-related applications. Read More
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