SMT has developed official timing, scoring, and administration systems for prominent leagues like the NHL, NASCAR, and the CrossFit Games. Our systems produce real-time, historical, and year-to-date stats and analytics, enabling comparisons for use in broadcasts, digital platforms, and on-site video displays.
Live Scoring & Statistical Systems
Our real-time virtual insertion platforms, ranging from in-game graphics to sponsor logos on various surfaces like fields, ice rinks, tennis courts, buildings, and virtual studios, captivate viewers with compelling visuals, enhancing engagement.
Virtual Insertion
SMT delivers an unparalleled turnkey solution for graphics and data integration through our OASIS Platform and SportsCG graphics publishing system.
Graphics & Data Integration
SMT’s commentator support systems provide a comprehensive range of current and historical data, statistical insights, and real-time information, including analytics, player and team stats, and strategy reports—equipping announcers with everything they need for complete, real-time game and player analysis.
Commentator Information Systems
SMT’s information systems oversee player databases, scoring formats, draw entries, game schedules, status updates, data distribution, and administrative reports—all of which can be seamlessly integrated into video displays, touch screens, and prompters.
Information Systems
SMT leverages tracking technologies to narrate stories through data visualizations, utilizing the four primary forms of sports tracking: optical, GPS, IR, and UWB/RFID. Our latest innovation, HALO, stands as the sole system capable of harnessing multiple tracking systems concurrently to generate an optimized, robust, and comprehensive tracking feed.
Tracking & Telemetry
Broadcast Highlights
WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY
“Working with SMT to bring landmark pointers and Ghost Car Live to a street race through the heart of Washington gives our viewers a completely new way to experience IndyCar. They have been fantastic at getting the pointers not only on the standard broadcast cameras but also on the aerials, where they can make an even bigger splash.”
Mike Davies
EVP, technical and field operations, INDYCAR ON FOX