OZONE is redefining how hockey players train. Founded by a team of mechanical engineering graduates and lifelong hockey players, our mission is to bring intelligence, data, and real-game pressure into player development.

For decades, hockey training has relied on static equipment that fails to replicate the speed, unpredictability, and decision-making required in real games. Meanwhile, coaches often lack the time to provide the one-on-one development players need.

Our first innovation is PAPPI — the Primary Assist Puck Passing Instrument, a robotic puck-passing system that delivers precise, game-speed passes anywhere on the ice. Using OZONE’s advanced tracking technology, PAPPI can track player movement and execute dynamic drills that simulate real game situations. Players can train independently while coaches focus on analyzing performance and providing meaningful feedback.

Through the OZONE platform and mobile app, every training session generates valuable performance data, allowing players and coaches to track progress, analyze skill development, and make informed decisions about training. By combining hardware, software, and analytics, OZONE creates a smarter and more effective training environment.

Our vision extends far beyond a single product. We are building a technology platform that will expand across the hockey development ecosystem and eventually into other sports, bringing autonomous training, advanced tracking, and performance analytics to athletes everywhere.

At OZONE, we believe the future of sports training is intelligent, measurable, and accessible — and we’re building the systems to make it happen.