James Morrison Rubin

This will change how sports content gets made and delivered. The method is Gaussian splatting. It takes video from multiple camera positions and rebuilds the whole thing in three dimensions, viewable from any angle. Instead of polygons (the way games render), it builds the scene from millions of tiny glowing splats of color and depth. Arcturus runs it across time (4D), so a live game becomes a 3D scene, shown from field level, beside a player, or above the play.