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The Wisehockey system will be used in Kiekkobussi Arena, Finland, beginning from the fall 2020. Lempäälän Kisa (LeKi) will be the world’s first team outside major ice hockey leagues to implement smart pucks.

The idea behind Wisehockey is simple: to provide accurate, real-time data analysis without manual work. We don’t just provide data, but visualize it automatically and make it easy to use.

In this video our partners from Veikkaus, Quuppa and Finnish National Hockey League are sharing examples how to utilize Wisehockey data and statistics.

Who hits the fastest shots in the Finnish Hockey League? Wisehockey head of sales Miska Kuusisto and Tappara player Patrik Puistola took a closer look at Wisehockey statistics.

Every game of the 2019/20 KHL season will feature smart pucks and chips on the players’ jerseys. These will provide more advanced data than every before on players and teams – and will deliver it in real time to fans, coaches and broadcasters.

The digitalization of all games brought a wide range of new statistics to KHL coaches, fans and broadcasters.

Tuomas Nyholm, the Hockey Reporter of the Year award in Finland and the commentator of Telia Company’s Liiga hockey broadcasts, has turned from a sceptic into a smart hockey advocate.

Wisehockey and Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) have started league-wide collaboration by signing a six-year contract. The automatic real-time sport analytics platform has been part of all KHL games.

The first fully digitalized season of Liiga began on September 12. From now on all Liiga matches will feature automatic real-time statistics.