Virtual Eye Motorsport covered the F1 Grand Prix of Canada and the Grand Prix of Britain this past June, while the Virtual Eye Golf team were busy at the Lyoness Open in Austria, the BMW International ...
... closely followed by the BMW PGA Championships at Wentworth Club in England on the 23-26 May, where the team also provided graphics for the big screen on Hole 18. From May 30 to June 2 Virtual Eye Golf ...
February was a busy month for Virtual Eye Cricket - the Australia vs West Indies ODI series in Australia ran concurrent with the New Zealand vs England series in New Zealand, with 11 matches in 9 cities ...
July 1 marked the final day of competition for the America's Cup World Series at Newport, the Irish Open at Royal Portrush GC and the Volvo Ocean Race stopover in Lorient. By week's end the Golf team had ...
Virtual Eye's Silverstone 3D 'technical' track featured on Sky Sports Formula 1 News, rendered using the Hego AKI Virtual Placement system. Ted Kravitz and Johnny Herbert take us around the virtual ...
May 2012 saw our Virtual Eye Golf, Motorsport and Sailing teams at multiple events around the world. Virtual Eye Golf covered the Open de Espana at the Real Club de Golf Sevilla and the BMW PGA Championship ...
In September the Virtual Eye Sailing team covered the 5th and deciding regatta of the 2011 Audi MedCup Circuit at the Conde de Godo City of Barcelona Trophy, as well as the America's Cup AC World Series ...
The Virtual Eye Golf team continued on the European Tour at the Open de France, the Scottish Open, the 140th Open Championship at Royal St George's GC, the Scandinavian Masters and the Irish Open. The ...
Will and Ainsley Selles were the winners of a fund raising auction for the Christchurch Earthquake Appeal put together by ARL/Virtual Eye CEO, Ian Taylor. The prize included Centre Court seats beside the ...
The Virtual Eye golf team attended the Open Championship on a windswept Royal St Georges this year. During the leadup to the event, HSBC Golf Club (TV3) interviewed Virtual Eye CEO and sports fan Ian Taylor ...
