According to Major League Baseball, the Tampa Bay Rays’ game against the Los Angeles Angels at Tropicana Field on September 20th will be the first ever to be webcast via their virtual ballpark.

Gameday 3D will be used for the interactive experience’s initial test to create a three-dimensional depiction of the game. Fans from all over the world have the chance to log in and witness a three-dimensional simulation of the game in the virtual ballpark.

Fans that tune in will have the opportunity to communicate with one another and watch the game from perspectives that were previously impossible. A scavenger hunt, trivia games, and spatial audio are just a few of the various activities that will be offered to attendees.

On internet-connected devices like PCs, tablets, and smartphones, the experience is accessible.

Kenny Gersh, MLB Executive Vice President, Media and business Development, said, “With the virtual ballpark, we want to continue to give our fans options to experience the game they love in novel ways and test the limits of baseball content delivery.” “Gameday 3D enables us to explore even more within the virtual stadium and ought to increase the level of immersion for our fans in a game. We now have access to Major League Baseball in a format unmatched by any other thanks to the Rays and Angels’ sponsorship of this effort.

Bill Walsh, the Rays’ chief business officer, noted that the team is constantly exploring new technological opportunities to interact with fans. We’re thrilled to be able to provide fans with this distinctive and immersive experience at the cutting edge of sports technology in conjunction with MLB and the Angels.

The MLB virtual stadium, created in conjunction with Improbable, a digital company located in London that creates virtual places to link companies with customers, had its debut on July 8 with a special watch party for the MLB All-Star Celebrity Softball Game presented by Corona.

Gameday 3D immerses viewers in a three-dimensional, totally immersive baseball atmosphere, providing a singular opportunity to see the action live from any vantage point inside the stadium. MLB introduced Gameday 3D earlier this season to provide fans another way to watch some games online.

Between the Rays and Angels, a groundbreaking immersive animation incorporating cutting-edge computer vision technologies will be on show.

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