Florentino Perez wants to ensure that no fan is left without the opportunity to travel to the Santiago Bernabeu and watch a Real Madrid match; something difficult considering the already renovated stadium seats 81,000 people. However, the club president seems to have found a solution: create an “endless Bernabeu”and intends to do this with the help of Apple.
In particular, the goal is to create immersive experience through virtual reality glassesallowing users to watch the game from their own home as if they were at the stadium.
Several media outlets report that it was Florentino who confirmed this project at a members’ meeting held on November 24. At the same time, the president of Real Madrid strives, on the one hand, to ensure that even those who cannot come to the stadium enjoy the match to the fullest. On the other hand, he wants thereby avoiding resale of tickets by subscribers themselves; which many subscribers complained about.
“This is a problem. Everyone wants to come to the Santiago Bernabeu and that is why we are in talks with Apple about the possibility put on virtual reality glasses and watch the game As if you were in the stadium, it would be an endless Santiago Bernabeu,” he emphasized.
Apple is the ideal company for the Real Madrid project
Apple is the ideal company to implement this project. The Cupertino firm has the perfect device: the Vision Pro, which combines virtual reality and augmented reality with features like immersive 4K viewing for each eye. Apple too working on content and augmented reality features for its devicesfor example, exclusive films for Vision Pro and much more.
Additionally, Apple, and especially Tim Cook, have shown widespread interest in sports following the success of the Ted Lasso series. Apple TV+ now shows sporting events and even has a documentary about Real Madrid. In fact, the company announced a sports events app a few months ago. The Apple CEO also visited Real Madrid last year.
Source: Hiper Textual
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