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Seattle startup OneCourt brings tactile tablets for blind and low-vision fans to NHL games
The haptic tablets, which turn live game data into vibrations, debuted at the Heritage Classic and are now available at every home game for the Capitals, Avalanche, Blackhawks and Red Wings.
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Seattle startup OneCourt has introduced haptic tablets that convert live NHL game data into vibrations, allowing blind and low‑vision fans to experience the action through touch. The devices made their debut at the Heritage Classic and are now deployed at every home game for the Washington Capitals, Colorado Avalanche, Chicago Blackhawks and Detroit Red Wings.
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