After years of R&D, and amidst a flurry of enthusiasm for increasing the level of interactivity in sports and media, the Trakus system made its broadcast television debut with its hockey application on ABC, ESPN, and CBC at the 2001 NHL All Star Game & Super Skills Competition. The company continued providing similar coverage for a year of Boston Bruins home games working with local broadcasters, the FleetCenter and BostonBruins.com. During the same period of time, Trakus also covered two seasons of NASCAR races, various PGA Tour & Senior Tour events, and performed testing and demonstrations with the NFL during selected New England Patriots games, all with minor adaptations of its Digital Sports Information (DSI) platform.

Times have changed, and so has Trakus. The company recently completed the second generation of its DSI platform, Trakus System 2.0. Our primary business focus has transitioned to thoroughbred horse racing, where the economic underpinnings of the racing industry in North America are driven by a $20 billion pari-mutuel wagering handle (over $100 billion worldwide) with an established and insatiable market demand for such data. The core team at Trakus is committed to working with our racing partners to establish the next industry standard for tracking, timing, and scoring information. With Trakus System 2.0, the DSI platform is more accurate, reliable, and cost-effective than any other system of its kind.