Real-time broadcast and live events

Whether used to entertain or explain, 3D graphics have helped broadcast and live events for years, adding visual intrigue to what might otherwise be a dull screen. With real-time technology, teams now see a way to create viral concert moments, mixed reality broadcasts, virtual sets, and more in one place. 

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The ins and outs of live 3D graphics

In a world of constant stimulus, it can be hard to make something stand out. Real-time graphics are changing that for broadcasters and live events teams, bringing the visual intrigue of AR and 3D animation to new places.

In these explainers, you'll learn how real-time technology helps news networks, music festivals, sports broadcasts, and more create dynamic 3D graphics that explain tough concepts and bring a bit more life to a show or event faster than ever before.

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