In handball, where split-second decisions and swift plays rule the court, every move can be game-changing. Capturing this intensity requires more than just a camera – it demands a solution that brings every action into clear focus.

With Spiideo’s cloud-based analysis tools, virtual panoramic capture, and multi-camera setup capabilities, coaching teams can watch back the action at their own pace and pan, zoom, and switch views to find the most effective angle, delivering visual feedback that raises performance levels.

However, manually reviewing footage is slow and inefficient, limiting time-constrained coaches, analysts, and scouts’ ability to turn impactful moments into meaningful insight between games.

That’s where AutoData comes into play.

Now available for handball, AutoData transforms video recordings from any source into detailed data breakdowns in under 24 hours—without breaking a sweat.

With AutoData for handball, recordings are broken down into various team stats – from fundamental such as shot attempts and goals to advanced data points such as positioning, offensive fouls, and suspensions -significantly reducing the time needed for game reviews, thus enhancing efficiency for coaches, scouts, and analysts.

But AutoData’s greatest strength isn’t the data; it’s the ability to leverage it.

Using Spiideo Perform, every action is effortlessly accessible with a single click through the playback timeline, taking you directly to the exact moment within the game footage. No more scrubbing through an entire 60-minute match to pinpoint the perfect defensive recovery or breakdown in attacking play to support your feedback. Simply select the action you’re interested in and jump straight to the moments that matter to your analysis.

By streamlining the analysis process, coaching teams can spend less time searching for the right moment and more time analyzing play, tweaking tactics, and making informed decisions that put their team on the front foot.

These visualizations add another tool to the analysis playbook, offering snapshots of where a team excels and where adjustments are needed to raise their game. With each data point marking a moment in play, users can effortlessly access video footage to support their analysis.

Like on the court, the same approach won’t work for every play. Versatility—the ability to combine video footage from multiple angles, team and player data, and visualizations—is critical to getting a true picture of performance and delivering feedback that hits the mark with every player.