CYTE delivers split-second AI-powered insights directly to officials, coaches, and service members through a heads-up display — built into eyewear they're already wearing.
The Problem
Every pitch, play, and movement in professional sports is already tracked. The data is there. But the humans making decisions in real time — umpires, referees, officials — have no access to it when it matters most. CYTE changes that.
The Solution
CYTE integrates cameras, AI processing, and a micro heads-up display into sport-grade eyewear. The system captures what the official sees, analyzes it with trained AI models, and projects the relevant data — strike zone, first down line, player ID, pitch speed — directly in their line of sight.
CYTE isn't an eyewear company. It's a real-time sports intelligence platform. The glasses are the delivery mechanism.
Applications
Every sport. Every level. Every call that matters.
Baseball · In Depth
Every type of call in baseball — not just ball and strike — becomes more accurate when the official has data in real time. Here's how CYTE handles the full spectrum of baseball officiating:
The home plate umpire, first base umpire, third base umpire, and crew chief can each receive call-specific data relevant to their position on the field — a fully distributed intelligence network across the diamond.
Football · In Depth
College football programs and high school leagues can implement lighter versions of the same system using lower-cost chip hardware — giving their officials data-assisted accuracy without NFL-level infrastructure costs.
Basketball · In Depth
Basketball is played at the highest pace of any major sport. The margin between in-bounds and out, a legal shot and a violation, a goal-tend and a made basket is measured in fractions of a second. No human official can process all of it unaided.
CYTE doesn't slow the game — it keeps pace with it. The HUD surfaces only the most relevant data at the exact moment the official needs it, invisibly supporting the calls officials are already trained to make.
All Levels of Play
From the MLB to a 10U travel ball tournament, the core technology is the same. The use cases, depth, and implementation adapt to the level of competition — making better officiating accessible everywhere the game is played.
Smart Equipment
How It Works
Market Opportunity
Major leagues are already experimenting with automated officiating systems. The question isn't whether AI will enter officiating — it's who builds the interface officials actually use. CYTE is positioned to own that layer.
Early customers aren't consumers. They're NCAA programs, MLB player development departments, independent training facilities, and high-level travel ball organizations — organizations that will pay before a consumer ever buys a pair.
Technology
CYTE combines existing technologies — computer vision, wearable hardware, and AI models — in a novel integration purpose-built for officiating environments.
Coaching & Player Development
CYTE doesn't just help officials make better calls — it gives coaches the tools to make better decisions, develop players faster, and see what no human eye can catch at game speed.
The Bigger Picture
Any sport where discretion, judgment, or officiating intelligence is required is a CYTE market. The platform is sport-agnostic — the AI models are trained per sport, the hardware stays the same.
From the biggest stages in professional sports to weekend recreational leagues — wherever a call needs to be made, CYTE can assist.
Beyond the Game
CYTE's core technology — lightweight wearable AI, real-time data fusion, heads-up intelligence — is not limited to sport. As the platform matures, its most consequential application may be the one that has nothing to do with a scoreboard.
"The same technology that tells an umpire where a pitch crossed the plate can tell a soldier what is around the next corner. The hardware is identical. Only the data changes."
— CYTE Vision Statement
CYTE's wearable form factor — built to withstand a baseball game under stadium lights — is equally suited to environments far more demanding. As the hardware miniaturizes and the AI models expand, CYTE becomes viable for the most critical decision-making environments on earth.
Stateside, the same CYTE platform that equips military operators translates directly to law enforcement. Officers and first responders face many of the same challenges — high-speed decision-making with incomplete information, in chaotic environments, under pressure. CYTE changes that equation.
Get Involved
Whether you're an investor, a sports organization, a technical co-founder, or a coach who wants to be first — we want to hear from you.