Aspetar is a leading orthopaedic and sports medicine hospital in the Middle East, established in 2007. It provides comprehensive medical services to athletes with a global team of experts and state-of-the-art facilities. The hospital specialises in injury prevention, management, and performance improvement, offering services such as physiotherapy, scientific support, and sports surgery.

Aspetar has received numerous international accreditations, including being named a ‘FIFA Medical Centre of Excellence’ and an ‘IOC Research Centre’. The hospital plays a key role in supporting major sporting events, such as the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, where it served all 32 participating teams and their delegations. Aspetar’s philosophy is to provide athletes with the support, knowledge, and facilities they need to maximise their potential.

Founded in 1968, Daktronics is recognized worldwide as the leading designer and manufacturer of electronic scoreboards, programmable display systems and large screen video displays using LED technology. They specialize in the installation and control of these display systems, including those that require integration of multiple complex displays showing real-time information, graphics, animation and video. The company has installed more than 51,000 individual video-capable displays in more than 80 countries around the world and has multiple international office locations to better serve its customers. These displays inform and entertain people in multiple locations, including sports venues, transportation applications and business areas.

SEE QUICKER. DECIDE SMARTER. PERFORM BETTER.

Every millisecond matters. In elite sport, the difference between winning and losing can be measured in fractions of a second. The ability to see, process, decide and act before an opponent can change everything.

OKKULO is pioneering a new frontier in human performance: visual performance technology.

Powered by patented ambient-light technology, OKKULO transforms the visual environment in which athletes perform, challenging the brain and visual system while they practise their actual sport. Unlike traditional screen-based vision training or virtual reality, OKKULO keeps athletes in the real sporting environment, training the critical connection between perception, decision-making and physical action.

The opportunity is significant. Human reaction is often described in terms of a delay of approximately 250 milliseconds. OKKULO’s ambition is to help athletes close that gap, with a 50-millisecond improvement representing a significant advantage at the elite level. When the game moves at extraordinary speed, seeing the opportunity sooner and acting faster can be the difference that matters.

But OKKULO is about more than reaction time. Its technology targets six key pillars of visual performance: reaction time, visual processing speed, peripheral awareness, decision-making under pressure, focus and sustained attention, and hand-eye coordination.

Beyond the hardware, OKKULO is building an intelligent software and data platform designed to benchmark, track and develop visual performance over time. By capturing how athletes see, process information and react in real sporting contexts, OKKULO aims to establish a powerful new layer of performance intelligence — complementing existing movement, biomechanics and physiological data.

With patented technology, scientific foundations and growing adoption in elite sport, OKKULO is building towards a future in which visual performance becomes as integral to athlete development as strength, conditioning and recovery.

The vision is bold: to help athletes see what others miss, process what others cannot and act before the competition.

OKKULO. The advantage starts before the movement.