Enter The “Netaverse”
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The Brooklyn Nets have never been a stranger to innovation. The Nets have officially become the first pro sports team in America to join the Metaverse. What does this mean? For starters, It will introduce the Nets organization to a multitude of possibilities including heightening the fan experience, connecting with new audiences and a unique selling point. The Barclays Centre installed a new innovative video system that uses over 100 High-resolution video cameras surrounding that help to render a 360 virtual reality experience. The visuals will then be processed by Canon’s latest technology installment (Canon’s Free Viewpoint System) which will produce in real-time 3D images of every player on the court. Fans then have the chance to place themselves anywhere along the courts giving them the best angles possible.
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The Brooklyn Nets are looking to offer fans a futuristic way of watching the NBA. The Nets will set the blueprint on how to integrate technology within the fan experience. With several pro sports teams on the cusp to adopt to the current technological advancements, the entire landscape of pro sports will change in the next 12-16 months. The Emergence of Web3, Metaverse, NFTs and Cryptocurrency will democratize the sports business for many years to come. This is defining example of why the Brooklyn Nets are one of the league’s most innovative franchises. The Barclay’s Centre will become the first stadium to have these cameras installed. Below is an inside look at how this “Netaverse” will work.