How did Nex evolve from a basketball app into a gaming hardware company?
Replied byDavid Lee
Co-founder & CEO, Nex at Nex
Niche: Technology, AI, Sports, Entertainment
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: USA
Started: 2017
We started with a basketball training app using a phone camera. Over time, we realized our computer vision technology could do much more. Data showed that playing on TV had much higher engagement, which slowly pulled us from mobile apps into the living room.
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