Catapult Group International Limited develops and sells wearable tracking and analytics solutions in Australia, Europe, the Middle East, the Asia Pacific, and the Americas. It operates through three segments: Wearables, Video Analytics, and New Products. The company's wearable solutions include Vector, a wearable solution; ClearSky for indoor and outdoor team tracking solution; and PLAYERTEK+, an athlete monitoring system; and Catapult One, a fitness tracking device. It also provides video analysis solutions, including Catapult MatchTracker, Focus, and Hub Video Analysis, a data analysis solution; Catapult Thunder, a video analysis solution; and Catapult Vision, an all-in-one video solution. In addition, the company is involved in developing and selling tactical and coaching technology solutions, including digital video and analytics; performance and health technology solutions; an athlete management platform and analytics solution; subscription online sport learning platform. It serves prosumer athletes, sporting teams, leagues, and associations. The company was founded in 2006 and is based in Prahran, Australia.
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