In this paper, we introduce an AI-powered broadcast assistant successfully deployed during the Paris 2024 Olympic swimming and fencing competitions
Recent advances in computer vision and real-time graphics have enabled
significant improvements in augmented live sports broadcasts. However,
achieving the millisecond-level latency required for Olympic events remains
challenging. In this paper, we introduce an AI-powered broadcast assistant
successfully deployed during the Paris 2024 Olympic swimming and fencing
competitions.
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