Sports technology firm Rezzil has raised $10 million in a strategic funding round to scale its Movement Intelligence platform globally. The company, which provides analysis tools for broadcasters like Match of the Day, plans to expand its headcount and develop new consumer mobile experiences.
This capital injection validates the growing demand for sophisticated spatial data in live sports production. By moving beyond traditional VR training into 'Movement Intelligence,' Rezzil is positioning itself as a critical layer in the broadcast tech stack, providing the granular data needed to explain complex athletic performance to viewers. As rights holders like the Premier League seek deeper fan engagement, these tools bridge the gap between professional-grade analysis and consumer-facing mobile gaming. The expansion into North America suggests a direct challenge to established tracking providers in the NBA and MLS ecosystems. Watch for the upcoming series of product launches to see how Rezzil integrates its movement data into live mobile betting or second-screen experiences.
Rezzil has secured $10 million in funding to scale its Movement Intelligence technology, which transforms athlete motion into broadcast insights and gaming experiences. This capital supports the company's global expansion, including a new North American office, and helps meet the growing demand for granular spatial data in live sports production.
Rezzil successfully closed a $10 million funding round to scale its Movement Intelligence technology.
The company plans to double its headcount to 100 employees, develop new consumer mobile experiences, and expand its operations into the North American market.
Former Hawk-Eye and NBA executive Jake Loos will lead the company's expansion into North America from a new office in Chicago.
Strategic investors include Jobe Bellingham and Phil Kenyon, joining existing backers such as the Premier League and Simba Investments.
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