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SOCCERBEE GPS solution provides amateur soccer players with reliable data-driven solutions to better their game

Aditi Dave by Aditi Dave
December 29, 2022
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SOCCERBEE provides GPS wearable solution for amateur players.

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Sports technology is evolving fast, and most sports utilize technological innovations driven by Artificial Intelligence to monitor and analyze performances. In Soccer, at a professional level and in collegiate clubs, GPS monitors are used to analyze player performance. FIFA, the international governing body of association football, beach football and futsa, has approved wearable GPS tracking solutions during professional games. 

However, these tracking solutions still need to be within reach for amateur and aspiring soccer players. An affordable and technologically superior GPS analytical solution can be of much more help to amateurs and budding soccer stars as it will allow them to understand the nuances of their performance and better their game. 

Korean company UBeeslab has been developing soccer analysis solutions driven by Artificial Intelligence and machine learning. UBeeslab’s SOCCERBEE provides pro-level analysis with its GPS-tracking wearable solution. SOCCERBEE’s GPS wearable solution analyses player performance during the match. 

The analysis app provides amateurs soccer players with reliable data that can help them improve their game and aspire to professional goals. SOCCERBEE’s powerful machine learning algorithm provides users with physical metrics such as distance run, top speed, number of sprints, heat map, and more. Users can get pro-level data directly to their smartphones within 2 minutes. Players can quickly analyze, share and compare the data with others. 

SOCCERBEE’s data analysis is easily understandable by amateurs, which is why anyone using it can understand their performance analysis and doesn’t require an expert. This device gives power to the hands of players as they can work on their soccer skills individually and as a team than relying on just the coach or other experts. 

SOCCERBEE’s BEE lite is the light version, including the essential metrics like distance run, top speed, number of sprints, heat map, and more. SOCCERBEE provides the app and GPS tracker device with a subscription. With SOCCERBEE’s app, players can compare the relative value of the world’s best players’ stats as a percentage. The company also sells vests and baselayers for attaching the tracking device.

UBeeslab CEO Gun-Woo Hwang is a soccer player with 28 years of experience and currently plays for the K7 league in Korea. He worked with LG Display as an algorithm developer before starting SOCCERBEE.

SOCCERBEE’s GPS tracking solution is available in North America and Asia on popular e-commerce sites. The company started operations in South Korea in 2019 and have planned expansion in UK and Japanese market in 2023. Eventually, UBeeslab wants to add other sports, like rugby, hockey, basketball, etc., to its GPS tracking solution. It also plans to build a data-driven virtual soccer community and target amateur and virtual fantasy leagues for its product.

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