High schools would be drawn to its indoor and outdoor functionality, with the ability to cover a broad range of sports - not just football and basketball.PlayOn! CEO David Rudolph, who has worked in the high school sports media world for roughly eight years, was attracted to Pixellot for four major reasons.
Then, around nine months ago, the two sides came together again and realized that the price points had converged. Although PlayOn! saw Pixellot’s technology as transformational to its business, the finances didn’t work for either side at the time. The seemingly symbiotic pairing started over two years ago. to help broadcast sports on their own National Federation of High Schools network. PlayOn! works with high schools throughout the U.S. Pixellot, founded in 2013, is an international company that designs and creates unmanned video technology equipment that uses algorithms to automatically produce and broadcast HD sports and video highlights. Since their two-month pilot phase ended in January, the two firms have sold the small, mounted automated camera technology to over 300 schools in more than 30 states. Through their new partnership, PlayOn!, one of the nation’s leading high school sports media firms, and Pixellot, a top provider of automated sports-focused production solutions, hope to provide high schools an affordable and hands-off video broadcast solution. Israel-based Pixellot and Atlanta-based PlayOn! Sports are set to bring automated live and on-demand coverage of non-televised high school sports to audiences around the country.
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