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OneCourt wins Fan Experience and Sports Technology of the Year at SBA: Tech for haptic device aiding blind and low-vision fans
OneCourt won Fan Experience Technology of the Year and Sports Technology of the Year at the SBA: Tech awards for its haptic tablet that helps blind and low-vision fans follow live sports, after deployments across the NBA, NFL, FIFA Club World Cup and plans for an at-home unit later this year.
OneCourt opens pre-orders for $369 at-home haptic device, targeting December delivery with subscription bundles
OneCourt, a Seattle accessibility startup that provides play-by-play haptic audio in sports venues, has opened pre-orders for a thinner at-home device that turns live tracking data into fingertip haptics. The company is taking limited orders now, targeting December delivery, with devices starting at $369 and subscription-bundled pricing of $420 (3 months) and $549 (12 months).
Arkero raises $6M pre-seed led by Game Changers Ventures’ Roger Ehrenberg; investors include Alexis Ohanian and Adrian Hanauer
Arkero raised a $6M pre-seed round led by Roger Ehrenberg and signed four football clubs as initial clients, using AI to centralize and automate team operations and reporting over 50% matchday planning efficiency gains for Sounders and Reign FC.
OneCourt’s Haptic Tablets Let Blind Fans Feel Live Sports; NBA, Trail Blazers, Kings and Suns Pilot Devices
OneCourt, a Seattle accessibility startup, makes tablet-shaped devices that translate live game data into haptic patterns so blind and low-vision fans can feel real-time play, and has begun stadium pilots and NBA partnerships. Users like Anthony Ferraro say the devices transformed their willingness to attend games, and the company is expanding via team licenses, Ticketmaster activations, and the NBA Launchpad.
