How AI-powered Video can Unlock Opportunity for Grassroots Sports with Veo's CEO Henrik Teisbæk Sports Pundit Podcast with Andy Marston
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Today’s episode, I’m joined by Henrik Teisbæk, co-founder and CEO of Veo Technologies.
Veo was founded in Copenhagen in 2015 with a vision to democratise video broadcasting and analytics which at the time was reserved mostly for professional teams.
The company creates smart, AI-powered cameras that let anyone record their match without a camera operator. The automatic recording and video-editing then enables coaches and players to watch and share their sport.
While predominantly focused on football, I recently partnered with Veo when I launched the Sports Pundit rugby predictor game for both the men’s and women’s Six Nations. From that initial conversation about a partnership also grew a curiosity to learn more about their product, as well as how it was being utilised - particularly at the grassroots level - something rarely discussed within sports industry content.
Time Stamps
2:00 - Founding Veo
4:00 - Transitioning from Software to Hardware
10:00 - The Commercial Benefits of Video
13:00 - Targeting the Grassroots
19:00 - Expanding into New Sports and Markets
24:00 - The Opportunity in Women’s Sport
27:00 - Launching the People’s Puskas Award
30:00 - Creating New Jobs
34:00 - Looking to the Future
Additional Links
Great goals can come from everywhere: Veo unveils People's Puskas 2023
AI camera startup Veo targets further expansion after US$80m funding round
Mastering Moments: Unveiling the new Veo Cam 3
‘We’re creating a video network for all of soccer’: Veo’s goal to take AI tech to the masses
Connect with Henrik on LinkedIn - here
Connect with Andy on LinkedIn - here
Today’s episode, I’m joined by Henrik Teisbæk, co-founder and CEO of Veo Technologies.
Veo was founded in Copenhagen in 2015 with a vision to democratise video broadcasting and analytics which at the time was reserved mostly for professional teams.
The company creates smart, AI-powered cameras that let anyone record their match without a camera operator. The automatic recording and video-editing then enables coaches and players to watch and share their sport.
While predominantly focused on football, I recently partnered with Veo when I launched the Sports Pundit rugby predictor game for both the men’s and women’s Six Nations. From that initial conversation about a partnership also grew a curiosity to learn more about their product, as well as how it was being utilised - particularly at the grassroots level - something rarely discussed within sports industry content.
Time Stamps
2:00 - Founding Veo
4:00 - Transitioning from Software to Hardware
10:00 - The Commercial Benefits of Video
13:00 - Targeting the Grassroots
19:00 - Expanding into New Sports and Markets
24:00 - The Opportunity in Women’s Sport
27:00 - Launching the People’s Puskas Award
30:00 - Creating New Jobs
34:00 - Looking to the Future
Additional Links
Great goals can come from everywhere: Veo unveils People's Puskas 2023
AI camera startup Veo targets further expansion after US$80m funding round
Mastering Moments: Unveiling the new Veo Cam 3
‘We’re creating a video network for all of soccer’: Veo’s goal to take AI tech to the masses
Connect with Henrik on LinkedIn - here
Connect with Andy on LinkedIn - here
37 min