Comcast NBCUniversal is seeking applications from developers of sports-related technologies for its SportsTech accelerator, which will invest $50,000 per company.
US-based mass media group Comcast NBCUniversal launched a sports technology-themed startup accelerator called SportsTech on Tuesday and began accepting applications to the 12-week initiative.
Early-stage developers of technologies encompassing areas such as sports betting, smart stadiums and fan engagement can submit their candidacies by May 15, 2020.
Startup accelerator manager Boomtown Accelerators will run SportsTech, which will select up to 10 finalists. It will be located at entertainment complex The Battery at Truist Park in Atlanta, in the state of…
