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They will definitely need a device. If they want a personalized view, they will need to control what they see. This link shows some of it but not nearly as exciting as it is envisioned.
https://www.fastcompany.com/40426501/how-intel-is-using-vr-to-try-to-change-sports-viewing-now-and-into-the-future
Some early versions can be seen here
https://www.sporttechie.com/pittsburgh-penguins-fans-overjoyed-virtual-reality-experiene-stanley-cup-surprise/
I should also mention haptics which makes it even more immersive wherein you actually feel what the sportsperson is
https://www.wearablex.com/pages/fan-jersey
Ariella
12/20/2017 5:14:55 PM User Rank Author
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<Sports fans will be delighted with 360 degrees virtual reality that includes the option to view footage from their preferred angle such as from a sportsperson's head-worn camera or a drone with a more panoramic view. They will also be able to switch streams from one sports arena to another with virtual reality.>
Full disclosure: I'm not a sports fan, so maybe that's why I have this question. Woud this work for the people viewing the gamein the stadium itself, or would they have to view on a device to get that kind of view?
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