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www.strivrlabs.com www.strivrlabs.com [email protected] [email protected] Company information STRIVR Labs, Inc. is a virtual reality technology company that provides cutting-edge training solutions to sports teams. STRIVR is committed to providing professional, college, and high school teams with a virtual reality platform that is highly customized, technologically innovative, and superior in quality to any other offering available. STRIVR’s patent-pending technology was developed and proven during the 2014 football season at Stanford University. The company currently operates in the heart of Silicon Valley and in conjunction with professor Jeremy Bailenson from Stanford University’s world-renowned Virtual Human Interaction Lab. With STRIVR, players can get real game experiences without being near the field. Quick hits ∙ Established in 2015 ∙ Clients include Dallas Cowboys, San Francisco 49ers, Minnesota Vikings ∙ Founding team includes former football players and leading experts in virtual reality ∙ Headquartered in Palo Alto, CA www.strivrlabs.com | [email protected] Meet the Team Derek Belch (Co-founder, CEO) laid the foundation for STRIVR during the 2014 season with the Stanford Cardinal football team. Belch was an assistant coach for the team while completing his masters degree. His thesis project was exploring virtual reality applied to sports training and he worked with the Cardinal during the season to build and test the technology that is now STRIVR. Belch was a former kicker for the Cardinal from 2003-2007 and is one of only two Stanford kickers in history to hit two 50-yard+ field goals in a single game. He kicked the winning extra point in Stanford’s historic upset of USC as 42-point underdogs. Professor Jeremy Bailenson (Co-founder) is founding director of Stanford University’s world-renowned Virtual Human Interaction Lab and a Professor in the department of Communication at Stanford. He is one of the world’s leading experts in virtual reality. His findings have been published in over 100 academic papers in several fields including communication, computer science, education, law, medicine, and psychology. Bailenson is an author of the book Infinite Reality which was recently quoted by the Supreme Court outlining the effects of immersive media. Trent Edwards (Co-founder, VP Product & Business Development) is a former Stanford and NFL quarterback. He was drafted in the third round by the Buffalo Bills in 2007 and spent three seasons as the team's starting quarterback. Following his stint with the Bills, Edwards spent a season each with the Jacksonville Jaguars and Philadelphia Eagles and two training camps with the Oakland Raiders. Edwards brings his experience as a quarterback at the professional, collegiate, and high school levels to the development of STRIVR's products and services. www.strivrlabs.com | [email protected] Notable Clients Trent Edwards demos the STRIVR experience at the Stanford Graduate School of Business - Sports Innovation Conference www.strivrlabs.com | [email protected] What they’re saying “I've seen just about everything that's out there and there's nothing like this.” --Trent Dilfer, former NFL Quarterback 2001 Super Bowl Champion with Baltimore Ravens “This is too good. You’ll feel like you’re left out if you don’t have something like this.” --David Shaw, head coach, Stanford “It was one of the few times in your coaching career when you’re watching something and you think, ‘This is a game-changer. This is gonna change the way we teach young men.’” --Brett Bielema, head coach, Arkansas www.strivrlabs.com | [email protected] What they’re saying “This is cutting-edge stuff. Eventually everyone is going to want to have this. This puts us ahead of the curve.” --Buddy Teevens, head coach, Dartmouth “It’s as close to a practice rep as possible.” --Gus Malzahn, head coach, Auburn “It blows normal film out of the water. It’s like you’re taking a live rep without throwing.” --Brandon Weeden, quarterback, Dallas Cowboys www.strivrlabs.com | [email protected] .
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