Top 29 Sports Sensor startups

August 17, 2024 | By Paul Schäfer

These startups develop Sports sensors and trackers, transforming how sports are played and managed, offering a data-driven approach to achieving peak performance and ensuring athlete well-being.
1
Country: Belgium | Funding: €6.3M
Myocene is a Liège-based sports technology company which creates unique and innovative devices for measuring muscle fatigue and performance.
2
Country: India | Funding: $60.1M
Ultrahuman manufactures personal health and smart wearables for fitness and sports tracking. Their flagship product, the Ultrahuman M1, is a glucose monitoring device that tracks glucose levels in real-time using Abbott's Freestyle Libre CGM Sensor. The startup also makes compact smart rings that monitor sleep, movement, and recovery.
3
Country: USA | Funding: $50M
Five Iron Golf has quickly re-shaped Manhattan’s golf culture, growing from our original Midtown location to a re-imagined, high-tech,
4
Country: USA | Funding: $33.8M
ShotTracker makes sensor-based technology that automatically captures basketball statistics in real-time during practices and games.
5
Country: USA | Funding: $13.5M
Supersapiens is a sports technology company focused on energy management systems.
6
Country: USA | Funding: $10.4M
STRIVE is the data platform proven to optimize muscle performance for elite athletes and teams.
7
Country: UK | Funding: $9.8M
Carv is the first wearable dedicated to skiing that speaks to you as you ski, serving as a digital ski coach.
8
Country: Sweden | Funding: $8.9M
DeWiz Golf is a training aid that offers wearable tech solutions.
9
Country: USA | Funding: $5.3M
Nextiles builds a fitness system that helps people exercise better, more safely, and more efficiently.
10
Country: France | Funding: €4M
Footbar is a artificial Intelligence that understands soccer from a wearable device on the player's leg.
Editor: Paul Schäfer
Paul is a sport journalist for more than 11 years. He specializes in writing match previews across several leagues and competitions around the world, and his insightful tips have amassed a total readership in excess of 5.2 million till date. He graduated from the Universität Hamburg (Institute of Human Movement Science). He is a huge fan of Bayern Munich. In his free time, Paul enjoys playing tennis and padel with his collegues. You can contact Paul at paulschafer(at)sportstartups(dot)com