The NBA is using wearables in an effort to keep players and staff safe from coronavirus when the season restarts in July.
World in Orlando, Florida, the league is making available a host of technological bells and whistles to both players and staff.memo for the restart of the season, which was obtained by CNBC, residents will receive a "smart" ring, a Disney MagicBand, individual pulse oximeter and a smart thermometer to help monitor and reduce the spread of the coronavirus. The league is also investigating the implementation of a wearable alarm to help players and staff adhere to social distancing.
Here's a breakdown of the key health and safety protocols the NBA plans to adopt when players head to Orlando later this month in preparation for the restarted season.A globe stands at the entrance to the ESPN Wide World of Sports complex in Lake Buena Vista, Fla.The NBA's Disney plan includes 22 teams traveling to Orlando to play games in what is being described as "a bubble," at Disney's Wide World of Sports complex.
"I think we are going to be able to pull this off," Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Wednesday. "We are doing everything possible to keep people safe and I think it will work."The Oura smart ring is capable of predicting COVID-19 symptoms up to 3 days in advance with 90% accuracy.One of the tools the NBA will use with players is a "smart ring" that players will wear during their time at Disney World.
The MagicBands can also help the league with contact tracing. The league is investigating a way to use the bands to know if a player diagnosed with Covid-19 has come into contact with another player. Disney will be prohibited from accessing health information of players, but Disney will be alerted to a player's health status for the purposes of enforcing these protocols.
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