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The Winning Edge: How IntelliGym Enhances Cognitive Skills for Soccer and Hockey Players
XGC Software Inc. Announces Execution of a Non-Binding Letter of Intent to Acquire IntelliGym Labs, an Israeli-Based Leader in Cognitive Enhancement
XGC Software Inc has announced its intention to acquire IntelliGym Labs Ltd, a private company based in Israel that has developed a technology platform for cognitive training and enhancement for athletes. IntelliGyms business model is Software-As-A-Service (SAAS) sold on a business-to-consumer (B2C) basis. In 2021, IntelliGym reported over C$1 million in sales with positive operating profit margins. The company plans to expand into other sports verticals and launch clinical research into regulated medical applications for various neurogenerative diseases. The acquisition is subject to negotiation and execution of a definitive agreement.
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Brain Training With A Purpose
The article discusses how Hockey IntelliGym, in partnership with USA Hockey, has helped over 52,000 hockey players improve their hockey sense over the past decade. The technology, which exercises the parts of the brain involved in decision-making on the ice, has shown positive impacts on player performance. The USA Hockey National Development Team saw a 42% increase in points per game and doubled their team wins ratio after incorporating Hockey IntelliGym into their routine. The technology has also been adopted by other organizations and programs, including Minnesota Hockey, Hockey Canada, Penn State, Ohio State, and more. Ongoing research is being conducted to track the development of a players hockey sense. Overall, the article highlights the growth-positive impact of Hockey IntelliGym on the company and its partnerships.
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Three Israeli Sports Startups That Aren't Letting the Pandemic Bench Them
Israeli startups in the sports industry, including ACE Applied Cognitive Engineering Ltd, Novos.gg Ltd, and Go Heja Ltd, are using technology to transform and upgrade the way sports are run and athletes are developed. ACEs IntelliGym platform offers a mental workout for soccer and hockey players, while Novos.gg provides an online academy for gamers. Go Heja offers an advanced web and mobile application for sports clubs. The COVID-19 pandemic has provided an opportunity for these startups to grow, with increased sales and interest from sports organizations. The startups aim to take advantage of the current situation and continue to expand even after the pandemic is over.
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Chinese Soccer Turns to Video Games to Train Future Stars
Juss Intellisports, a subsidiary of Shanghai Jiushi Group, is promoting an Israeli technology startups soccer video game called The Soccer IntelliGym in China. The game uses cognitive training techniques to improve players positional awareness and decision-making skills. Juss Intellisports aims to help China develop a competitive soccer team by embracing new technology. The company has convinced Shanghai SIPG, a Chinese Super League club, and four local schools to test the system. The game has already been experimented with by ten European teams. Chinas government has set aggressive targets to promote soccer in schools and increase the number of institutions offering soccer training. The lack of access to soccer facilities has been a hindrance to the sports development in China.
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Applied Cognitive Engineering, Maker of the Soccer IntelliGym and the Hockey IntelliGym Programs, Raises $3 Million to Expand in Europe and the Americas
Applied Cognitive Engineering (ACE) has announced a $3 million funding round to expand its Soccer IntelliGym and Hockey IntelliGym programs into the North American and European markets. The company has also signed a partnership with Brazils Botafogo Football Club. The Soccer IntelliGym is a game-intelligence improvement software designed for soccer players of all ages. A study by Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam showed that players game sense improved significantly after using the IntelliGym. ACE aims to become a market leader in cognitive training for athletes. The funding round was led by Golden Arie Capital, a UK managed Chinese fund.
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You've Stepped on the Ice, Now Develop Hockey Sense
The article discusses how San Jose Sharks forward Matt Nieto has been using The Hockey IntelliGym to improve his game. The Hockey IntelliGym is a software-based cognitive tutor developed by USA Hockey in collaboration with Applied Cognitive Engineering. It helps train hockey sense, which is one of the most important skills in the game. The IntelliGym uses cognitive scenarios similar to what players experience on the ice to improve decision-making skills. Nieto has noticed improvements in his game and recommends the IntelliGym to aspiring players. The article also mentions that USA Hockey members can get a 15% discount on the IntelliGym.
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Ohio State Women Using IntelliGym to Improve Hockey Sense
The Ohio State women’s hockey team has incorporated the Hockey IntelliGym into their training program to enhance players cognitive abilities and hockey sense. The downloadable program focuses on improving cognitive skills such as anticipation and spatial awareness, resulting in a 30% on-ice improvement within the first year. The software has been adopted by elite teams in North America, including the U.S. National Team Development Program and the University of Notre Dame. The IntelliGym was developed through a collaboration between Applied Cognitive Engineering and USA Hockey. It does not teach specific hockey plays but trains fundamental brain skills related to hockey. The program is used by players at all levels and is recommended for players aged 10 and above. Coaches have observed improvements in players performance before it shows in the stats. The Ohio State women’s hockey team has already seen positive results and plans to continue using the IntelliGym.
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