Craig Moody of Shoot 360 on basketball training technology: machine vision, the splash zone, and the one question that decides whether a feature survives.
Craig Moody, Founder and President of Shoot 360, on basketball training technology, and the single test he uses to decide what is worth building.
Shoot 360 opened its first location in Beaverton, Oregon in 2012 and now runs facilities internationally, connected so players can compete against each other in real time across countries.
In this conversation with Stephen Sakach and Mike Liwski:
• Machine vision tracking shooting, passing and ball handling
• Arc, depth and left-right alignment, and the numbers behind a perfect shot
• The splash zone, where you make 98 percent or better
• Compressing ten years of shooting development into roughly two
• The lens from George Raveling: does it transfer onto the court five on five
The technology is not the point of the place, which is why it works. It gives a player objective information instead of a coach guessing with their eyes, and then the staff spend the next five minutes asking how school went.
Listen to the full episode: https://www.theblisspodcast.com/building-community-and-connection-in-business-with-craig-moody/
More from Craig Moody: https://www.theblisspodcast.com/guests/craig-moody/
More from the series: https://www.theblisspodcast.com/categories/bliss-businesses-series/