SPOit Co., Ltd.
Startup
- Website : https://spoit.io/
- Location : B1006 119 Songdomunhwa-ro, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, Republic of Korea
SPOit is a sports technology company providing a vision AI-based video analytics platform. Its core service, ScoutBOX, automatically records and analyzes matches to generate highlights, individual player clips, heatmaps, pass maps, and performance reports. Without requiring wearable devices, the system detects and tracks players and the ball using cameras alone. SPOit serves futsal venues, football academies, leagues, public sports facilities, players, and coaches through B2B, B2C, and B2G models, and is preparing for its mobile platform launch and global expansion.
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Business Description
- Founded in 2020 and launched a sports video and scouting content business
- Accumulated more than 8,000 football and futsal matches and approximately 48 TB of proprietary video data
- Generated approximately KRW 1.02 billion in revenue in 2025, with a three-year CAGR of 28.6%
- Conducted joint R&D with broadcasters and collaborated with professional and amateur sports organizations
- Developed AI technologies for player and ball detection, tracking, event recognition, and automated highlight generation
- Secured patents and technology certifications related to smart sports venues and video analytics
- Raised approximately KRW 600 million and secured international agreements and initial export revenue in Japan
- Accumulated more than 8,000 football and futsal matches and approximately 48 TB of proprietary video data
- Generated approximately KRW 1.02 billion in revenue in 2025, with a three-year CAGR of 28.6%
- Conducted joint R&D with broadcasters and collaborated with professional and amateur sports organizations
- Developed AI technologies for player and ball detection, tracking, event recognition, and automated highlight generation
- Secured patents and technology certifications related to smart sports venues and video analytics
- Raised approximately KRW 600 million and secured international agreements and initial export revenue in Japan