
Development and manufacturing of the digital sports animation device sportstation 2 with optical performance measurement

Electronic Reality Sports GmbH
GifhornNew on Amplifa
About Electronic Reality Sports
Electronic Reality Sports GmbH develops and manufactures the sportstation 2 in Gifhorn near Wolfsburg, a digital sports animation device for schools, sports clubs and events. The device combines circuit training with digital measurement: three optical sensors capture speed, reaction and agility, a chip wristband stores individual progress, and the difficulty level is automatically adjusted to age and gender. The accompanying app sportstation 2 connect delivers statistics, performance data and rankings in real time. The devices are manufactured as 'Handmade in Germany', partly using 3D printing. Customers include, among others, Hertha BSC (U23), Real Madrid (football camps in Europe), Borussia Dortmund (youth department), FC St. Pauli, Altinordu FC Izmir and the 11Teamsports Academy. The company also offers consulting for schools and clubs as well as financing options for the devices.
- Site
- Gifhorn
- Processes
- Digital sports animation (sportstation 2 with optical sensors and chip wristband), App sportstation 2 connect with statistics, performance data and rankings, Sales and financing options for the devices, Consulting for schools and clubs, Manufacturing 'Handmade in Germany' (including 3D printing)
- Materials
- 3D printing (additive manufacturing)
- Industries
- Education/School system, Sports clubs, Sports marketing and events, Education/School system, Sports clubs (football, hockey, tennis, handball, basketball, etc.), Sports marketing/events
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Engineering and product development
- 02
3D printing of components
- 03
Manufacturing 'Handmade in Germany'
- 04
Assembly
- 05
Sales, consulting and financing
Manufacturing Processes
3D printing (additive manufacturing)
Some sportstation components are manufactured using the 3D printing process.
Location
Gifhorn
DECompany headquarters, development and manufacturing
- Materials
- Plastics
- 3D printers
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Industries
Additional services
Reference customers
History
- 2004
Wolfgang Alexander Paes develops the 'Speedflipper' in Hückeswagen, a predecessor of the sportstation with light barriers over a 12-metre distance, originally for tennis training
- 2020
New start during the Corona pause: together with Arthur and Johann-Lukas Voigt, the revised and more affordable sportstation 2 is developed
Relocation and current headquarters of the company in Gifhorn near Wolfsburg