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OneCourt

Tactile sports broadcasting devices for blind and low-vision fans to track live matches via haptic feedback.

OneCourt is a hardware & semiconductors company based in Seattle, US.

Overview

OneCourt develops assistive hardware that allows blind and low-vision sports fans to follow games in real-time. By converting live gameplay data into trackable tactile vibrations, the company enables users to experience sports intuitively through touch. The technology supports basketball, baseball, soccer, and American football [0]. Founded in 2021 by University of Washington students, the venture grew from a design and engineering initiative to address a lack of accessibility in sports media [1]. OneCourt provides its devices at various professional sports venues and has also developed an at-home fan experience [0]. The team, consisting of experts in engineering, design, and business operations, focuses on using haptics to make live entertainment accessible to a wider audience [1]. While the company's official stage and funding details are not publicly disclosed, it has established partnerships across major professional leagues to offer its services at no additional cost to fans [0].

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Questions and answers

What does OneCourt do?

Tactile sports broadcasting devices for blind and low-vision fans to track live matches via haptic feedback.

When and where was OneCourt founded?

OneCourt and is based in Seattle, US.

Sources

  1. 1.Seattle startup OneCourt brings tactile tablets for blind and low-vision fans to NHL games — GeekWire, Nov 5, 2026
  2. 2.OneCourt, NHL activating through Ticketmaster sponsorship — Sports Business Journal, Nov 5, 2026
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