Despite Australia's poor showing at this year's FIFA World Cup, one group of Australians came out winners.Sydney-based start-up Sportstec's tools for video analysis were used by coaches of 10 of the competition teams to help them find a competitive advantage. For Sportstec, the World Cup was just the continuation of a great few years where it has found its way into the coaching box of some of the world's greatest sporting teams. You can read more about its success in this article for ZDNet Australia.
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