Keynote Sports Panel Discussion
summary
Real-time captioning accuracy jumps from 91% to nearly 99% after a Microsoft partnership and weeks of tuning, a tactile broadcast tablet lets fans “feel” player movement in live venues with pinpoint vibrations, and a student-founded startup scaled through an AI for Accessibility grant to deployments at the Seahawks, Club World Cup, and Super Bowl. A sensory-friendly space named Ben’s Room and a hosted blind soccer tournament (US vs Kazakhstan and Peru) make accessibility operational ahead of a World Cup with 5 billion unique viewers.
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- 0:00Inclusive fan engagement
- 1:48Adaptive sports and World Cup 26
- 6:42Sensory-friendly stadiums
- 9:33OneCourt’s tactile broadcast
- 14:54Seahawks fan experience
- 18:53Inclusivity in sports
- 21:50Blind soccer tournament
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