ReSpo.Vision
ReSpo.Vision is transforming sports analytics through its AI and Computer Vision-powered optical tracking system, which automatically collects player skeletal tracking data from any single camera recording of sporting events. The company offers products such as 2D and 3D tracking data, physical data measurements, and immersive 3D visuals for enhanced fan experiences. With over 150 million unique data points collected per game and 50,000 matches available annually, ReSpo.Vision provides clubs, leagues, federations, and media with deep insights to improve performance and tactical decisions, all without the need for pre-installed cameras or sensors.
ReSpo.Vision
ReSpo.Vision is transforming sports analytics through its AI and Computer Vision-powered optical tracking system, which automatically collects player skeletal tracking data from any single camera recording of sporting events. The company offers products such as 2D and 3D tracking data, physical data measurements, and immersive 3D visuals for enhanced fan experiences. With over 150 million unique data points collected per game and 50,000 matches available annually, ReSpo.Vision provides clubs, leagues, federations, and media with deep insights to improve performance and tactical decisions, all without the need for pre-installed cameras or sensors.
TL;DR
Founded: 2020 (Warsaw)
Product: Single-camera AI computer-vision 2D/3D player tracking and analytics
Customers: Clubs, leagues, federations, broadcasters, betting operators, media
Funding (reported): ≈ €7M total; recent ~€4.2M seed (Jun 10, 2025)
Team size (reported): ~26 employees
Company Overview
Problem Domain
Sports performance and broadcast analytics — automated extraction of structured tracking data and visual products from single-camera video.
Founded
2020
Industry
Sports technology / Computer vision / Sports analytics
Tech Stack
Funding Track Record
≈ €4.2 million
Round included participation from angel investors (e.g., Jan Bednarek, Marcin Zukowski, Amar Shah).
Investor Signal
“Investors include Vinci VC, Smartlink Partners and named angel backers”