Processing 24 8K cameras choked CPUs. A direct-to-GPU pipeline eliminated specialized hardware, enabling real-time 3D sports capture.
A sports media innovator aiming to transform live sports into immersive spatial experiences using photorealistic 3D capture technologies.
Delivering broadcast-quality volumetric video required moving over a terabit of data from two dozen 8K cameras in real time, which traditional...
“Spatial media is the next major media format and it requires a carefully orchestrated stack of technologies and workflows to succeed. Delivering real-time, broadcast-quality volumetric video involves moving over a terabit of data from more than two dozen 8K cameras at 120 frames per second via SMPTE 2110 directly into GPUs with GPU Direct, transferring 3D data over InfiniBand to GPU clusters for large-scale raytraced reconstruction, and finally leveraging compression standards to bring immersive sports experiences to fans worldwide. None of this is achievable without the advanced hardware, networking, engineering, AI, and vision that NVIDIA provides.”
Spatial media platform for immersive 3D sports broadcasting and performance analysis.
NVIDIA is a technology company that specializes in semiconductors, graphics processing units, and artificial intelligence for applications in data centers, gaming, and more.
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