Basketball players from the EuroLeague will film their games using AI-powered body cameras from the Israeli start-up company Mindfly.

Sency leverages computer vision, AI and mobile tech to analyze user movement, give insights, and provide feedback to get the user moving.

Israel's Pixellot celebrated 1 million live hours this week at an event featuring athletes like Ronaldinho and Falcão,

Israel's Pixellot signed a deal with Dubai's Cam Plus Sports to create recordings and livestreams of sports matches in the UAE.

iBrainTech developed an AI-based training platform to enhance the performance of individual athletes and empower coaches with data insights.

Pixellot said the funding will go toward accelerating sales and marketing activities to address the growing need for safer solutions.

Israeli sports tech program first in the world to educate players how to become the leaders of tomorrow’s sports technologies.

In the fields of AR, video analysis, movement sensors, and broadcasting, the number of Israeli startups active in the sports tech sector has increased sharply.

The center's first research project will focus on windsurfing, a sport in which Israeli athletes have brought home a number of Olympic medals, including the only Gold medal in 2004.

Global equity crowdfunding platform partners with sports tech accelerator leAD Sports for new ventures in sports industry

Many attribute the sudden deaths of long-distance runners to cardiac arrest, but one researcher has proven that this is a potentially dangerous misconception. The real culprit is the heat.

While the Israeli team won't be making an appearance on the field in this year's World Cup, the country's startups are developing revolutionary new ways of viewing, coaching and enjoying all kinds of sport, showing off the innovation nation's good sportsmanship.

Israeli-developed SmartCourt is a tennis analytic technology designed to measure and record playing performance. It provides 3D tactical, game management, information and holistic real-time statistics for players to improve their skills.

The 2014 NBA All-Star game, which will take place in New Orleans, will offer its viewers a new type of replay: real-time 3D, not unlike the movie the Matrix. The company behind the innovation is Israeli company Replay Technology, and their product is super cool.

Muscles can be toned, endurance can be refined, leadership qualities can be taught. But how do you train a hockey player's brain? Can a coach work the areas of a player's brain responsible for awareness and intuition? The Israeli Air Force, of all people, has the answer.