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A Cricketing View - A Conversation with Warren Brennan About Hotspot, RTS and other Technology in Cricket

A Conversation with Warren Brennan About Hotspot, RTS and other Technology in Cricket

03/23/21 • 75 min

A Cricketing View

Warren Brennan is the founder and chief technology officer of BBG Sports where he has developed the Hotspot/RTS system for spotting edges with Allan Plaskett. In this conversation we talked about technology in sports broadcasting, some details of the Hotspot/RTS system, ball tracking, and the future of technology in sport.

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Warren Brennan is the founder and chief technology officer of BBG Sports where he has developed the Hotspot/RTS system for spotting edges with Allan Plaskett. In this conversation we talked about technology in sports broadcasting, some details of the Hotspot/RTS system, ball tracking, and the future of technology in sport.

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Rob tweets @robelinda2

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Our conversation from February 2020

Daniel Norcross is a cricket commentator with the BBC's Test Match Special @norcrosscricket

Daisy Christodoulou's newsletter - I Can't Stop Thinking About VAR. She tweets @daisychristo

Jonathan Wilson is a sports writer and reporter for The Guardian. He tweets @jonawils

I tweet @cricketingview

This episode was recorded on April 12, 2021.

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