STATS’ Artificial Intelligence Team to Speak About Future of Tracking Data at MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference
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CHICAGO--( BUSINESS WIRE )--STATS, the worldwide leader in sports data and intelligence, has expanded its presence at this year’s MIT Sloan Sports and Analytics Conference (SSAC), announcing that Dr. Patrick Lucey, vice president of artificial intelligence (AI), and Sujoy Ganguly, head of computer vision, will be speaking on a panel and competitive advantage presentation. Lucey will be joined on stage by moderator Shira Springer, sports and society reporter for NPR and WBUR; Kirk Goldsberry, NBA analyst for ESPN; Rachel Marty Pyke, data scientist at Noah Basketball; and Chris Capuano, former MLB pitcher. With AutoSTATS, we can collect data from any current or historical game broadcast and share it with teams, leagues, media, brands and fans to give deeper meaning to the sports we love. The world’s most innovative brands, technology companies, leagues and dozens of world championship teams trust STATS to find their winning edge. STATS combines the industry’s fastest and most accurate data platform with video analysis, sports content and research, player tracking, and the latest in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to provide unparalleled media and team performance solutions.