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Feel the Super Bowl: How OneCourt Brings Live Sports to Blind Fans

Feel the Super Bowl: How OneCourt Brings Live Sports to Blind Fans

Explore how blind and low vision sports fans are experiencing the Super Bowl like never before with OneCourt, a tactile haptic device that lets you feel the game in real time. Steven Scott and Shaun Preece chat with ACB’s Scott Thornhill and Kolby Garrison about technology, accessibility, and what it’s like to truly be part of the action. In this engaging Double Tap episode, Steven and Shaun discover how OneCourt is changing live sports for blind fans. Scott Thornhill and Kolby Garrison from the American Council of the Blind share their first-hand Super Bowl experience, describing how the OneCourt device uses haptic feedback, braille yard markers, and live radio integration to provide real-time play tracking. The conversation also explores the excitement of attending massive sporting events, the cognitive load of navigating stadiums, and the potential of OneCourt for home use and multiple sports like NBA basketball, Major League Baseball, and football. Plus, the hosts preview the upcoming CSUN 2026 tech conference, talk mobility solutions like Glide, and reflect on how technology can bridge inclusion gaps in sports and daily life. Relevant Links American Council of the Blind: https://www.acb.org OneCourt: https://onecourt.io Expanded Summary In this engaging Double Tap episode, Steven and Shaun discover how OneCourt is changing live sports for blind fans. Scott Thornhill and Colby Garrison from the American Council of the Blind share their first-hand Super Bowl experience, describing how the OneCourt device uses haptic feedback, braille yard markers, and live radio integration to provide real-time play tracking. The conversation also explores the excitement of attending massive sporting events, the cognitive load of navigating stadiums, and the potential of OneCourt for home use and multiple sports like NBA basketball, Major League Baseball, and football. Plus, the hosts preview the upcoming CSUN 2026 tech conference, talk mobility solutions like Glide, and reflect on how technology can bridge inclusion gaps in sports and daily life. Chapters 0:00 – Super Bowl for Two Blind Fans 9:45 – Introducing OneCourt and First Impressions 18:30 – Feeling the Game in Real Time 32:20 – Accessibility, Advocacy, and Stadium Experiences 45:55 – Future of OneCourt and Home Use Possibilities 52:10 – CSUN, Glide, and Accessible Tech Innovations Call to Action Enjoyed this deep dive into accessible sports tech? Subscribe to Double Tap for more conversations on technology for blind and low vision users, and share your thoughts with us! Relevant Links American Council of the Blind: https://www.acb.org OneCourt: https://onecourt.io Double Tap Feedback: [email protected] Key Quotes “Being able to feel the game in real time brought back something I wasn’t sure I’d ever experience again.” – Scott Thornhill “I think I like football now.” – Colby Garrison Hashtags #AccessibleTech #BlindSports #OneCourt

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March 9, 202656m 0s

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Explore how blind and low vision sports fans are experiencing the Super Bowl like never before with OneCourt, a tactile haptic device that lets you feel the game in real time. Steven Scott and Shaun Preece chat with ACB’s Scott Thornhill and Kolby Garrison about technology, accessibility, and what it’s like to truly be part of the action.

In this engaging Double Tap episode, Steven and Shaun discover how OneCourt is changing live sports for blind fans. Scott Thornhill and Kolby Garrison from the American Council of the Blind share their first-hand Super Bowl experience, describing how the OneCourt device uses haptic feedback, braille yard markers, and live radio integration to provide real-time play tracking.

The conversation also explores the excitement of attending massive sporting events, the cognitive load of navigating stadiums, and the potential of OneCourt for home use and multiple sports like NBA basketball, Major League Baseball, and football. Plus, the hosts preview the upcoming CSUN 2026 tech conference, talk mobility solutions like Glide, and reflect on how technology can bridge inclusion gaps in sports and daily life.

Relevant Links
American Council of the Blind: https://www.acb.org
OneCourt: https://onecourt.io

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