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IBC2022: Technology is changing how we interact and experience sports, esports, and gaming experiences at lightning speed. Richer environments for the users not only enhance their journey but also unlocks a wider breadth of data analytics, marketing, and advertising opportunities.
Advancements in gaming engines are accelerating the boom of the gaming market, already the largest entertainment vertical. There are nearly 3 billion gamers globally. It’s a heated competition to deliver the next-level experience: more real, more immersive.
TNW Talks Gaming & Sports @ IBC will bring the investor, the innovator, and the emerging technology creator perspective to uncover the next disruptors in gaming and (e)sports.
TNW editor Callum Booth will lead discussions on some of the most exciting developments in gaming and sports including the latest in location-based entertainment, AI-generated content, immersive experiences and sound, 3D engines, and wearable technology.
We’ll dive into how the world of NFTs, the metaverse, gaming, and sports collide and which technology will make the hype a reality. And how XR tech is converging real-world with digital sports and gaming experiences - and which advancements will make AR/VR a true game changer.
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