SM24: Patented sweat based, non-invasive, continuous, and real time glucose and lactate monitor."The two winners this evening were the ones that stuck out the most, and you want to spread the wealth as much as you can without diluting it," Boyd said. Tweet from We���re excited to announce the ventures pitching at the Sun Devil Athletics x AZ Coyotes Venture Challenge for up to $60k in funding!Doors open at 4:30pm Register to attend: /nJHUh3TfPkīoyd also said the judges took into account what technology could be used the most, what technology would have the most impact, and even how polished the presentations were. We all appreciated this idea that someone could be going to a sporting event, and get in the door, get excited, and say, 'I wish I were closer to the ice, closer to the field,' and then in real time you can take advantage of that." "It was challenging to clearly identify a winner. This is a natural part of who we are and what we do." Boyd said. 1 in innovation by US News & World Report for the eighth straight year, the program is another way it sets itself apart. Honorarium, an NCAA compliant social/mobile payment platform that allows fans to engage with and personally compensate student athletes, was awarded $20,000 as the runner-up, and Brave Virtual Worlds, a patented sensor system that digitizes human movement and assesses the risk of injury to help produce better athletes, earned the honorable mention nod.Īll six finalists that made presentations on Wednesday were selected from an original pool of 130 applications, but the three that were honored at the end of the night truly impressed the judges.įor Arizona State, which in September 2022 was named No. "Even if you get there and you didn't have a good experience, maybe you can have a better experience through us." "We all know how bad that experience is out there, so what we did was try to improve the system," D'Souza said. The judging panel consisted of Sun Devils Deputy Athletic Director Jean Boyd, Coyotes Chief Operating Office Liz Montaño, OVG Mullett Arena General Manager Joe Sheridan, and invisionAZ Director Megan Schmitz.īrennon D'Souza, founder and CEO of Dibz, said the company aims to improve one of the most often-overlooked parts of the fan experience: The ticketing process.
"What you have is young entrepreneurs who are out there, they're building their businesses, they are making a difference in the business world and the technology world, and we want to help support that." "This is such an exciting program, and we're so honored to partner with Sun Devils athletics and be a part of it," Gutierrez said. Gutierrez said it's important to foster technology innovation in the ever-evolving world of sports, and events like the Venture Challenge helps provide impact to young entrepreneurs, brings diverse voices to the decision-making process, and both highlights and elevates innovative solutions in the sporting world. The event, to which the Coyotes contributed $25,000, highlights the team's ongoing commitment to impact, innovation, and inclusion - its three primary pillars of support.Ĭoyotes President and CEO Xavier A. Second place earned $20,000 and a pilot program with Sun Devil Athletics, and an honorable mention also earned a pilot program. It aims to improve fan experience in the ticketing process, and also helps leagues, teams, and individual venues manage their inventory more effectively, all via text messaging.
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The winning company, Dibz, is an intuitive texting platform that compliments a venue's ticketing system, allowing fans the opportunity to purchase and upgrade their seat locations with ease - even after they have arrived at the venue.
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