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LiberoVision is a Swiss startup that uses virtual replay technology for sports broadcasts. It allows broadcasters to recreate games and analyze controversial plays without needing additional cameras. The technology uses standard video feeds to generate virtual camera angles in near real-time without being noticeable to viewers. Several broadcasters in Europe and the US have adopted LiberoVision's technology.
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