Future of Sports®
For the sessions its players play, and labeling to train its models.
Any sport.Verified at the source.
Labs buy labeling. Lenders, insurers and funders buy the records the network produces.
Future of Sports® pays for player-session verification and labeling to train its models.
Three kinds of results, in every sport
We launched with bowling, squash, cricket and The Last Cup™. The engine is not limited to them: any sport with rules and a playing area can be added
| Kind | What it answers | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Discrete | Did it happen, under the rules? | Pins down, cup made, ball in or out, stumps hit, putt holed. |
| Measured | How much, with a stated margin of error. | Where a ball landed, delivery speed, distance from the line, timing to the beat. |
| Derived | Scores built from the two, by published rules. | Frame score, rally won, challenge score, ratings. |
No model yet? Start by confirming participation. The network can confirm that identified players played at a place and time before a full model exists for your sport. Meanwhile, verifiers label your footage to train a model for it on the Kinetic Truth Engine™, at scale.
Rated across venues. The FSP Rating, a player skill rating from Rookie to Ace, moves on verified results against expectation, so a player’s rating travels with them from one venue or city to the next.
Who pays FSN
Paid for useful work
Future of Sports®, physical-AI labs and counterparties fund the network’s work. Venues are where players play, not direct paying customers of FSN.
Physical-AI labs
For labeling their own video.
Counterparties
For attested records they can rely on.
The Foundation’s minutes are verified at cost. Leagues and venues are not direct paying customers. Sponsor money is Future of Sports® revenue; Future of Sports® pays FSN for verification.
One engine, Multiple uses.
A result that travels
Players compete in verified leagues and challenges through Future of Sports. Future of Sports® pays FSN to verify their sessions. Venues host play; leagues and venues are not sold a separate verification service.
- Paid entry to verified leagues and challenges, at any venue
- Sponsor and prize money tied to verified results
- Ratings that bring players back to compete again
Competition record
- Input
- A consented sporting event
- Evidence
- Capture + independent review
- Output
- Signed outcome
- Use
- Result, rating or officiating
The record carries evidence. The receiving organisation decides how to act on it.
Claims settled on what was measured
Insurers, lenders and funders can pay out on a verified, measured record instead of a reported one: a perfect game, a season of play, or the play in which an injury happened.
- Prize and event insurance claims settled on the record
- Sports injury claims checked against the recorded play
- Measured outcomes, each with a stated margin of error
- Shared only with the operator’s consent
Verified activity
- Input
- Real participation
- Evidence
- Signed capture + review
- Permission
- Operator’s consent to share
- Use
- Lender, insurer or funder decision
The record carries evidence. The receiving organisation decides how to act on it.
Attribute it to an action
Connect a campaign or a sporting market to a verified event. Begin with evidence of what someone actually did.
- Attribution to physical sporting actions
- Results that trace back to the signed capture
- More checks where more money rides on it
Verified action
- Input
- A sporting action
- Evidence
- Reviewed event record
- Context
- Rules and consent
- Use
- Attribution or settlement
The record carries evidence. The receiving organisation decides how to act on it.
Movement with an outcome
Access derived movement records paired with verified outcomes and documented origin, under controlled licensing and consent.
- De-identified skeletal motion and trajectories
- Outcome labels with an accuracy history
- Consent and origin documented
Derived movement record
- Input
- Goal-directed human movement
- Label
- Verified sporting outcome
- Rights
- Documented consent + license
- Data
- Derived records, not raw video
The record carries evidence. The receiving organisation decides how to act on it.
Every result, where you need it.
The planned delivery model uses one result record for authorized views, integrations and public proof. Illustrations below are not live settlement evidence.
- 01
Results dashboard
The planned view of sessions, results, disputes and player ratings for authorized users.
- 02
API and webhooks
Each result is pushed to your systems as it publishes: scoring, leaderboards, prize payouts, sponsor reporting.
- 03
The public record
A signed record on the ledger that players, sponsors and insurers can check without asking you or us.
Webhook / result.publishedSample
{
"event": "result.published",
"record_id": "bowling-001",
"venue": "lane-07 · Chicago",
"player": "fsp:pl_8k2q…",
"result": "strike",
"measured": { "ball_speed_mph": [17.2, 0.3] },
"state": "reviewed",
"verifiers": "3 of 3",
"cosigned": "FSN + 4 of 5 witnesses",
"ledger_tx": "0x7c2e…19b4"
}Proven on our own properties first
Bowling
Venue-based competition and distribution for the bowling models.
Squash
Venue-based competition and distribution for the squash models.
Phone-based play
An owned competitive format built for verification on a participant’s phone.
Sports-group asset
The group’s electric raceboat team. It has no network verification role.
Future of Sports® pays FSN for its players’ sessions. Physical-AI labs pay for labeling their own video, and counterparties pay for attested records.
A phone is enough to start
The Last Cup™ is played and verified on a phone, down to which cup was made. Any sport can begin the same way, before cameras or fixed units
Talk to the networkWitnessing is part of CORE
Eligible CORE holders may delegate to Future of Sports®, choose an approved operator or run the witness software themselves. Operator authorization is granted through CORE; there is no separate witness product. The operating software is planned, not live.
If it can be scored, it can be verified.
Tell us what you need to verify
Describe the activity, the people involved and the decision that better evidence would support