THE COMPANY
We create among rolling fields.
But we act worldwide.
THE COMPANY
We create among rolling fields.
But we act worldwide.
It is when we become
inventors.
April 1984
Stephen Parry
starts development of Referees Office System 1.0 for Wimbledon
April 1989
FlightScope
is founded in South Africa by electronics engineer Henri Johnson
The company adapts the technologies in its possession to cater to sporting needs by creating measuring systems for training programs and also cricket, golf and tennis competitions
January 1996
Jagro
a high-tech company, is founded by Jacek Gronek and Wojtek Szumilas
The company specializes in serving sports competitions, particularly within the scope of measurements for various sports disciplines – snowboarding (official partner of the Polish Snowboard Association – PZS), judo, ski jumping, motorcycle speedway, car racing etc.
July 2000
The company builds its first proprietary electronic displays
Development of the first systems for the centralized management of displays throughout the premises hosting the competition
February 2001
The company creates the first proprietary systems for sports competition management and measurement collection for the purposes of developing statistics
May 2001
The company starts handling its first ATP/WTA tennis tournaments
November 2005
An R&D center and logistics base is established in Żernica, Poland, which forms a perfect starting point for quick and efficient delivery of services for most ATP/WTA events in the world
June 2007
Jagro solutions are employed in numerous ATP/WTA tournaments in Europe
January 2001
Henri Johnson and Stephen Parry combine their technological and business potential
June 2001
Our tennis radars measuring the speed of serve are used for the first time at the Queen’s Club tournament
January 2002
All ATP/WTA events worldwide start using the same management and scoring software, designed and developed by FlightScope
February 2003
Release of Davis Cup and Fed Cup systems, including serve tracking on the web
June 2004
Our tennis radar is the only serve speed measurement system certified by the ITF as accurate for all serves
April 2008
FlightScope Tennis
FlightScope engaged and eventually merged with Jagro
This proved to be the launch pad for FlightScope to develop and offer cutting edge technology to the World of Tennis in terms of event management, on and off court services, web and app development
June 2008
Delivering technical services for the Aegon Championships
August 2008
Delivering technical services for the Rogers Cup
September 2008
Release of the World Feed Graphics Production System
October 2008
Delivering technical services for the Rakuten Open
January 2009
Release of the MultiLedWall show production software
March 2009
Creation of a universal, customizable Show Production scenario for a tennis match
June 2009
Development, maintenance and support for the existing Referee’s Office System 2.0 for Wimbledon
October 2010
Release of the ATP/WTA Live application
May 2011
Release of the Draw Ceremony System
May 2012
FlightScope commenced global IT support for the ATP/WTA live scoring system
January 2013
FlightScope pioneered the development of new Referee’s Office System 3.0 for Wimbledon
February 2013
FlightScope commenced work on the Tennis Experience concept that includes the Player Tracking system
April 2013
Release of an innovative scoring tablet application for ATP/WTA
October 2013
Start of development of scoring tablet application for Wimbledon
December 2013
Release of the Practice Scheduling System for ATP/WTA events
January 2014
Contract with IMG Gaming for the provision of live streaming services at about 120 tennis and badminton events per year
June 2015
Release of the Practice Court Booking System for Wimbledon
March 2015
Release of ITF Officiating Education System
January 2016
Release of the live scoring system for the Davis Cup and the Fed Cup that includes a new scoring tablet application
February 2016
Delivering technical services for all the Davis Cup and the Fed Cup World Group Ties
June 2016
Start of work on the FlightScope’s Player Tracking system – in December 2016 it was officially approved by the ITF for use at tournaments
July 2016
Social Media Content used for the first time at the Rogers Cup
September 2016
Electronic Coin Toss application used for the first time at the Wuhan Open
January 2017
Released of the FlightScope Accreditation System