Formula 1 to introduce helmet camera for 2023 season
The Drivers Eye camera weights 1.43 grammes and is 8 millimetres in diameter
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The Drivers Eye camera weights 1.43 grammes and is 8 millimetres in diameter
Sky also said viewers will be able to continue to watch every race in Ultra HD via Sky Glass and Sky Q
In the second part of our interview with Formula One's director of media and broadcast, Dean Locke discusses plans for the cloud, enhanced audio,...
TVBEurope meets Dean Locke, Formula One's director of broadcast and media, to find out how the sport continues to push the envelope with its...
Current rights holder ESPN is expected to face competition from NBCUniversal as well as streaming services Amazon and Netflix
Sky Deutschland has confirmed it will be showing races in UHD/HDR quality, while in the UK Sky Q's EPG includes an "Introducing Ultra HDR"...
Tata Communications will facilitate the transfer of more than 100 video feeds and over 250 audio channels between each Grand Prix venue and the...
Season finale in Abu Dhabi drew 108.7 million viewers, up 29 per cent compared to the same race in 2020
The advert features virtual production by MGX Studios and is powered by the disguise Extended Reality (xR) workflow
Project intens to test emerging technologies to analyse how fans engage with the sport, both at the track and at home
Streamer's co-CEO Reed Hastings says it's something the company would think about
All of the insights will be integrated into the races’ international broadcast feeds around the globe, including F1’s digital platform, F1TV
Austrian broadcaster Servus TV is foregoing an OB van and using an air freight container instead
Go behind the scenes at the sport's media and technology centre in the UK
Company helped ensure all data from the production company's UHD camera crews was securely ingested, backed up, transcoded, and sent on to post production
"We will be conducting tests this year, and that for us I think is potentially the next stage of an offering," said sport's director...
F1 TV is also now available in Slovakia and the Czech Republic
Fans can rewatch Premier League matches and Formula 1 races for up to seven days after the live event
F1 employing M2A CONNECT to acquire, process and distribute its live content to global broadcasters and sports rights owners
Will use use data from Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), as well as information streamed from sensors on F1 race cars and trackside
Races reached 21.8 million viewers on digital platforms, with another five million watching on TV
British Grand Prix expected to take place behind closed doors
Esports series to run in place of postponed races
Secured a new deal at the end of 2019
Formula 1 CEO admits to issues with the F1 TV service
Gearhouse flyaway system designed so highlights can be remotely produced in London
Designed to deliver further fan engagement
Sport platform will sub-license highlights to Polsat
New Pit Strategy Battle analyses potential success of an undercut or overcut manoeuvre
Service will launch in time for the F1 testing session in Barcelona
Found to be the fastest-growing sport on social media
New report says digital technology innovation will bring in a new era of growth for broadcasters, rights holders and sports organisations
Partnership provides behind-the-scenes Grand Prix content
Deal means only one Grand Prix will be shown live on free-to-air TV during 2019 season
Competition asks fans to take all data available from the race and create a new viewing experience
Would be available in countries where the local broadcaster does not have exclusive rights
Will use a number of AWS services to enhance its race strategies, data tracking systems, and digital broadcasts
New division is already working with clients including Formula 1, BT Sport and Copa90
First time Formula 1 has bought into an external company
Introduction of the service will coincide with the start of the European races
Deal runs until 2020 and covers both FTA and pay-TV broadcasters
TVBEurope talks to Tata Communications about how the company is helping to accelerate technology for Formula 1