Messi and Haaland highlight 3D World Cup matches

The experience of watching the 2026 World Cup matches has advanced in a new way through 3D technology that allows fans to view moments from the players' own perspectives, including details invisible in traditional broadcasts such as Erling Haaland's goal and Messi's missed shot. The technology relies on high-speed cameras and precise data analysis to create virtual representations that enable viewers to watch matches from various angles, with over a million users during the first week of the tournament. Currently, the experience faces some limitations, such as broadcast delays and realistic detail issues, but the developing company is looking forward to future advancements that will include real 3D footage and user-controlled viewing within the scenes.

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