Sport tech innovation in Italy

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Wylab says winning sport tech products work from day one, solve a clear, big problem and reach decision makers—so expect talk of selection via accelerators, intensive founder and team vetting, and market-fit checks rather than vague use cases. Bridging clubs needs both political access and an internal innovation manager plus culture and structure for integration. Predicts concrete tech winners: cognitive training and AI-driven player valuation, VR/AR fan immersion and AI tools for operations.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 0:18Welcoming Federico
3. 1:00What defines a successful sport tech start-up
4. 2:10Identifying high-impact technologies
5. 3:35How Wylab evaluates founders and teams
6. 4:42Connecting innovation with traditional sports institutions
7. 6:10Culture, structure and leadership readiness
8. 7:04Trends shaping sport tech in the next five years

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