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Hightag streamlines amateur sports photography

A photo taken with a Hightag camera.
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A photo taken with a Hightag camera.

The Arkansas Global Cycling Accelerator, or AGCA, is underway. The program is a collaboration between Startup Junkie and the Greenhouse Outdoor Recreation Program or GORP. It’s recruited a cohort of 10 startups from across the globe. It offers a 10-week hybrid program designed to support cycling-related tech innovation, provide access to investors and mentors, and build strategic partnerships with top brands in the industry.

Earlier this week, we heard from a company based in the UK, and now we’ll pivot to Bentonville, where Alex De La Fuente is building a company called Hightag. Hightag’s product is stationary cameras for action sports venues. De La Fuente is a member of the AGCA cohort this semester and spoke with our reporter, Jack Travis, last week. He says Hightag’s unique offerings stand to change and streamline amateur sports photography.

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Jack Travis is KUAF's digital content manager and a reporter for <i>Ozarks at Large</i>.<br/>
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