The technological advance by Intel hopes to improve viewer experience—but how do you feel about extra overlays on the screen?
facial recognition softwareEver feel like the broadcasts for running meets lack a few bells and whistles that you may notice during other sporting events? If so, Tokyo 2020 is hoping to change that—and revamp the viewer experience with artificial technology innovations.
“Intel is focused on delivering world-class technology integrations at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games to improve the experience for athletes, attendees, viewers, and Games staff while also demonstrating how technology can transform businesses.
Also on hand at the event will be a facial recognition software called NeoFace. This tech will be used to identify more than 300,000 people including athletes, volunteers, media, and other staff at various entry points of venues and accommodations. The hope is this prevents risks of fraud and reduces long ID-check lines.
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