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IBM's Watson to Deliver Automated Wimbledon Highlights Using AI
About Jen Booton Jen is a senior writer at SportTechie covering the many ways technology is disrupting sports. On any given day she may cover a wide variety of stories ranging from the newest virtual reality training tools for the NFL, the rise of eSports leagues and the infiltration of drones in extreme sports. Prior to joining SportTechie, Jen was a technology reporter at MarketWatch, where she covered major Silicon Valley companies, such as Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook. Jen is a licensed skydiver who jumps out of planes, helicopters and hot air balloons for fun in her spare time. She's a former NCAA cross country athlete and currently lives in Hoboken, New Jersey.
Steve Ballmer Provides Glimpse Of Los Angeles Clippers' New Personalized Viewing Experience
The Los Angeles Clippers and Second Spectrum have partnered to bring a fan engagement tool that helps those watching at home to have the option to see the game like never before. During live action, stats and fantasy points appear above each player as the basket is scored off an alley-oop. There are animation options that enable users to make a custom highlight of Blake Griffin dunking a cloud as lightning strikes. A screen can be automatically identified. Recommended and trending highlights are available on-demand.