Pickleball Disputes!

The growing frustration around court availability calls for a solution. That’s where Varidx comes in. Our solution, Pickleball Queue Buster, helps ensure fair and easy access for everyone. Say goodbye to booking conflicts and court hogging! Reach out to us to learn more about how Pickleball Queue Buster can bring peace to your local courts.

Varidx Pickleball Queue Buster!

Current solution and problems

Have you encountered large waiting times, unequal sharing of the courts, confusion or angst about determining the next players in line, or even fights/arguments in your pickleball community? Current solutions (reservations and manual paddle racks) still leave much to be desired. No more!

About Varidx solution

Varidx is excited to announce our automated queueing system and integrated dashboard for mobile users. Enjoy a simple yet effective approach to pickleball racks, track the availability of courts in real-time, and gain access to additional details like the number of rackets currently in the queue or the average expected wait time. Players are equipped with all the information necessary to make better decisions – they can check the status of courts while at home, avoid the drive when courts are busy, choose the park with the smallest queue, etc.

What you can expect:

Simple and easy-to-understand queueing process. Reduced wait times and difficulties between players. Text messages/emails when courts are available or when wait time changes. Improved efficiency and better allocation of time/resources for players. Detailed utilization reports for data-based management and planning.

Varidx Fall Event!

On September 18th, Varidx hosted its fall event. The fireside chat on The Evolution of Waste Management and Sustainable Infrastructure was a collaborative event attended by leaders from neighboring municipalities.

Excellent panelists namely,
Kimberly Conley, Sustainability Coordinator, Town of Morrisville,
Lyndsay Gavin, Innovation Manager, City of Durham and
John Starke, Founder, CEO MyMatr
lead a discussion on sustainability goals for their respective towns and cities as well as tracking of those goals.

Durham has installed My Matr in their City hall to sort out the landfill versus recycling waste. Durham has also started the streetside food waste collection program. City has received positive feedback on these waste management programs from residents and is proceeding with growing it.

Morrisville has been leading the charts in recycling efforts and continues to evolve their program. Morrisville is also starting the food waste management program with new bins being installed soon. Morrisville’s sustainability is four years old but has lofty goals to serve its residents.

Jeff Fairbrother from Turing camera walked the audience through a demo of the camera and the solar panels. Apex officials were in attendance and parking as well as safety solutions were discussed

But as always, our very own, made in Durham took the limelight: Pickleball Queuebuster!! The demo was very well received and has led to a lot of questions from the audience and beyond. We were joined by councilman Steve Rao who enjoyed learning how to run the queuebuster demo.

Please feel free to reach out to schedule a demo.

Varidx at Great Trails!

See Insights and Varidx were proud to support the 2024 Great Trails Conference. We had the incredible experience as a sponsor and exhibitor to the conference from Sept 11- 13th. Over 90 speakers covered a treasure trove of topics from engineering specifications of building trails, fund raising, collaborating within and across regions to connect trails and help us all enjoy nature. Trail designers and managers brought up issues with data collection. Grant providers and city leaders want to see data before approving more budget. Anonymous people counter sensors and cell phone data collectors work and are being considered around the state. Click Here to know more: Great State Trail Conference

Varidx was able to showcase the pickle ball queue buster as our latest innovation. Parks’ managers were very intrigued as this is a widespread problem. Click Here to know more: Pickle Ball Queue Buster

Varidx at VRPS!

Varidx was proud to showcase our innovative solutions at 2024 VRPS conference in Norfolk. With another record attendance of 500+, VRPS was a huge success. Pickleball queue buster demo was an uncontested hit in the exhibition. Second to pickleball court occupancy, waitlist challenges, there was a substantial curiosity in the soil moisture sensor and flood monitoring capabilities.

There was also interest in the trashcan sensors for efficient time management to optimize collections. The biggest value adds of Varidx’s customized trailblazing solutions are real time, proactive notifications to staff and residents.

Click Here to know more: VRPS Conference

Varidx on the Move!

Upcoming Conferences:

National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) Annual Conference:

Varidx is exhibiting at NRPA 2024 Annual Conference in Atlanta from October 8-10, 2024. Meet us there to see Pickleball Queue Buster live demo. Bring your problems about tracking trail utilization or tennis court occupancy or stream flood monitoring or parking lot monitoring in a remote location. Varidx team members Abhi and Samudra will be available to show you a demo and answer any questions. To set a meeting with Abhi or Samudra please book a meeting!