I talked about many technological advancements in terms training like performance apps and data collection. We also spoke about the influence VAR has had on the game of soccer. But one thing that is particularly exciting to me is the way technology changed the way we watch and consume sports. So sports lovers, get ready. Your viewing experiences are about to be transformed thanks to some new technologies that are changing the game—literally! Here are just a few of the exciting new ways you can watch and interact with your favourite sports.
360-degree live streaming
360-degree livestreaming is a relatively new technology that allows you to see the action from multiple angles. You can watch it on any device, including smart phones, tablets, computers and even virtual reality headsets like Oculus Rift or Samsung Gear VR.
360-degree live streaming is different from conventional live streaming because it provides viewers with more viewing options than normal broadcasts. Instead of watching one angle of the game (like when you’re at home watching your favorite team play), 360-degree live streams let viewers switch between multiple angles at once with just one click on their remote controls or computer mouse clicks.
Reasons why: With this feature available on so many devices, more people will be able to access it than ever before! Also consider how much time people could save by watching a game without having to change channels every time something happens! That would definitely help keep track of what’s going on in all parts of the field at once by switching quickly between them whenever necessary — no worries about missing out on anything important happening elsewhere during gameplay anymore!
Virtual reality and augmented reality
Virtual reality and augmented reality are two exciting new technologies that are being used in sports. Some of the biggest sports leagues, such as the National Football League and Major League Baseball, have started using these technologies to improve their players’ performance and make them more competitive.
These technologies are also being used by smaller organizations that want to give their fans an immersive experience at home games with free 3D glasses or headsets so they can watch live games from anywhere in the world.
However, there are some sports that have not yet incorporated virtual reality into their game plan due to concerns about security issues or other problems related to technology like latency between what happens on screen vs what happens in real life (for example when someone scores a goal).
An overall better experience
Because these new technologies exist, it means that people will be able to broaden their horizons by experiencing different aspects of sports than ever before – whether it’s through virtual reality headsets attending live events such as football matches or just for some forms of fan engagement where sports enthusiasts would receive additional information. They also allow fans to interact with each other in terms of viewing and commenting on games as they happen, which further increases the enjoyment for both players and spectators alike.
We hope you enjoyed learning about these exciting technologies. I love sharing my enthusiasm for technological advancements in the way we consume sports, and I’m really looking forward to future new technologies that are going to be used in sports!