Tracking systems, stadium networks, telemetry, and the statistical models behind modern sport.
Index //Showing 1–6 of 6 episodes, newest first
Industrial control systems don't stop at power grids. They run the scoreboards, turf systems, turnstiles, and fire loops in modern arenas. We walk through the attack surface of a stadium and how venue operators can segment it. Links and references are in the full show notes at electriclaserlimousine.com.
How Formula 1 teams move tire, engine, and strategy data from the car to the pit wall, and why that link is such a tempting target. Links and references are in the full show notes at electriclaserlimousine.com.
Tracking beacons in pro sports, what a cheap software-defined radio can see, and where the line between curiosity and interference sits. Links and references are in the full show notes at electriclaserlimousine.com.
How stadium optical tracking follows a 100 mph fastball, where the sensor pipeline can be fooled, and what baseball teaches about edge compute reliability. Links and references are in the full show notes at electriclaserlimousine.com.
Line-calling cameras, calibration drift, and what happens when the machine and the umpire disagree. Links and references are in the full show notes at electriclaserlimousine.com.
Scraping scripts, waiver-wire automation, and why your fantasy league is a great place to learn about rate limits and API keys. Links and references are in the full show notes at electriclaserlimousine.com.