Irv Roland — Basketball Training
Rico Gear is taking the next step in his coaching career, teaming up to create an AI powered online training app.
Gear, who played 20 Tests for the All Blacks, is setting up an app to help players improve, but with so many training apps on the market his point of difference is using artificial intelligence.
“The artificial intelligence is going to get to the point where to show the difference between elite and beginner and everything in between.”
- Organic Social Selling
- Content Strategy and Production
- Social Media Marketing Audit
- Social Media Platform Management
- Social Media Customer Engagement
- Social Media Scheduling and Execution
- LinkedIn Curation and Management
A digital basketball training program with skill-based training videos & workout schedules.
Enhanced with AI recognition & analysis models to infer the competency of the user.
The Application
A subscription model mobile app, featuring drill-based training videos tailored to the user’s skill-level & targeted areas for improvement. The software would generate a balanced 30/45/60 minute workout, or allow the user to customise.
When the user was in the process of completing the drill, they were presented the option to record themselves carrying out the exercise. This recording would processed by an AI model trained for Object Detection, to assess how well the drill was executed. For example, in regards to a shooting drill, the output data was a count of how many times the basketball travelled though the hoop.
