IBC2023: The aim of this challenge was to broadcast digital twin XR Sports, including combat MMA (mixed martial arts), and the progressive AR techno-sport HADO into a live, immersive 3D world with high-end graphics, virtual advertising, spatial and social audio, and real-time edge-compute deliverability to fans in VR headsets, computers and mobile devices.
Mark Smith, Innovation Co-Lead - IBC Accelerators
Andy Hook - D&B Solutions
Christine Marsh, CTO / CCO / Co-Founder - Bowie State University/Prima Terra Labs
Mike Whittaker, Chief Technology Officer - Outernet Global
Read the exclusive interview with Participants and Champions here.
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