Hudl Signal Release Notes

What did we improve?

• Hudl Signal now notifies users when players reach new maximum values (Speed, Acceleration, Deceleration, or Heart Rate) before sending a session to Hudl Signal Analysis. If any new maximums are detected, a confirmation modal will appear, allowing users to review and accept or reject these values.
• Users can now remove players from the Edit Sessions page for sessions that have already been sent. This allows sessions to be reprocessed without unnecessary data from unwanted players/devices.
• The toolbar in the Session Curation view has been moved from the top to the bottom of the screen. This change gives the zoom bar the full width of the view and prevents layout issues as new features are added. 

SVIVO Release 2.1.7.0

What did we improve?

• We’ve enhanced how the Targets are used and displayed in SVIVO, helping you monitor athletes more effectively in real time. With this new release, Targets are now visible across all SVIVO views: General, Grid, and Graph.
• No more duplicate setup (see Hudl Signal release notes):
  • Targets only need to be defined once in Hudl Signal.
  • Simply import the JSON file generated from Hudl Signal (no manual editing required).
• Once imported, the Graph view continues to show the performance against the targets with colour-coded thresholds, the Grid view now displays cell colours based on whether targets are being met, and the General view now highlights metric boxes to reflect target fulfillments.
• This update makes the target tracking more accessible and visible throughout your live workflows.

What did we improve?

• You can now split and create drills using additional metrics: Heart Rate and AccelT. Previously, only Speed was available for this functionality. This update gives you more flexibility to define drills based on the metrics most relevant to your workflows.