The 140th year of Kiel Week, one of the largest sailing events in the world, took place in September - with almost 3000 sailors in over 900 sailing craft taking part in 21 competitions during the 9 day ...
... Germany. The next concurrent events were the Palmetto Championship in South Carolina and the Scandinavian Mixed in Sweden, followed by the U.S. Open at Torrey Pines GC. The month concluded with the Travelers ...
... European summer, using Amazon Web Services to enable our continued global sports broadcasting work during lockdown. At the start of the month Virtual Eye Sailing covered Kiel Week in Germany, and we continued ...
The PGA Tour 2019-2020 season began with A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier, with Virtual Eye Golf in attendance, providing our tracking and graphics. On the European Tour, Virtual Eye Golf covered the ...
... shot tracking, realtime AR graphics over live shots without the need for calibration, and automated golf-hole maps. The BMW International in Germany, The Andalucia Masters in Spain, The Travelers Championship ...
During the Open Championship at Carnoustie the Virtual Eye tracking system played a big role in broadcast coverage, going out on BSkyB in the UK, Asahi TV in Japan and NBC in the US. Immediately following ...
... event. Other Sailing events we supported in June were the 2018 Extreme Sailing Series in Barcelona, Kiel Week (Kieler Woche) in Germany, and the 52 Super Series Zadar Royal Cup in Croatia.
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... that’s always been our goal."
The rest of August saw our Golf operators at the Saltire Energy Paul Lawrie Matchplay tournament in Germany, the Made in Denmark tournament at Himmerland Golf & Spa, ...
... Open at Green Eagle Golf Course in Hamburg, Germany. Virtual Eye Sailing supplied live broadcast and web coverage of the 5th event on the 52 Super Series calendar, the Puerto Portals Sailing Week off the ...
... ways, attending the Nordea Masters in Sweden, the Lyoness Open in Austria, the US OPEN in Wisconsin, the BMW International Open in Germany, the US OPEN Seniors in Massachusetts, and the Open de France ...
