Tactile Devices Improve Super Bowl for Blind Fans

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Blind fans can now enjoy Super Bowl games better with a new device. It tracks the ball and gives real-time sounds and vibrations.

The NFL tried this device with five teams during regular games. OneCourt also works with NBA and MLB teams for other sports.

Scott Thornhill said it helps him enjoy the game like others. Clark Roberts felt different vibrations for many plays and heard announcers.

OneCourt started in 2023 to help blind people watch sports. It uses game data to create special feelings for different actions.

Ticketmaster paid to make these devices free for the fans. The NFL wants to give more blind fans this great new experience.

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What does the new device for blind fans do?

It tracks the ball and gives real-time sounds and vibrations.

Which sports teams tried the device?

The NFL tried this device with five teams, and it also works with NBA and MLB teams.

When did OneCourt start helping blind people watch sports?

OneCourt started in 2023.

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