FreeD Technology

FreeD technology, also known as Free Dimensional Video, is a revolutionary camera and software system that captures and creates high-resolution, three-dimensional video images. This technology is often used in sports broadcasting to provide viewers with dynamic, 360-degree replays and perspectives of live action.

FreeD technology utilizes an array of cameras positioned around the event area, such as a sports stadium. These cameras capture the action from multiple angles. The data from these cameras is then processed by sophisticated software that stitches the images together to create a seamless, three-dimensional representation of the event. This allows broadcasters to offer viewers angles and perspectives that were previously impossible, enhancing the viewing experience and providing a more immersive feel.

One of the most well-known implementations of FreeD technology is the "EyeVision" system used in NFL broadcasts, which allows for stunning, Matrix-like replays where the action can be frozen and viewed from any angle. This technology has also been used in other sports and events, offering new ways to engage and captivate audiences.  More info on FreeD