Peripheral Labs is reimagining how fans watch live sports by blending artificial intelligence, 3D vision, and self-driving car sensor technology. As younger audiences drift away from traditional broadcasts, leagues and broadcasters are searching for ways to make games feel more interactive and immersive. Within the first few seconds of a match, many fans now want deeper context, flexible camera angles, and experiences that feel closer to video games than television. Peripheral Labs believes its volumetric video platform can meet those expectations. By turning live action into explorable 3D environments, the startup aims to pull viewers directly into the play. The goal is simple but ambitious: make watching sports feel exciting again. That mission is gaining attention across the sports and tech industries. Credit: Peripheral Labs Peripheral Labs Targets the Decline in Live Sports Viewing Live sports viewership has steadily softened for certain leagues, especially among Gen Z audiences who…
Apple Sports App PGA Tour Support Signals Golf Expansion The Apple Sports app PGA Tour expansion appears to be right around the corner, answering a growing question among sports fans: will Apple’s free sports app support golf? Based on recent discoveries inside the app’s code, the answer looks like yes. Images tied to the men’s PGA Tour and the women’s LPGA have surfaced, strongly suggesting golf coverage is actively in development. While users can’t yet follow tournaments or players, these hidden assets rarely appear without intent. Apple has followed this pattern before when preparing to roll out new leagues. For golf fans who already rely on Apple Sports for quick scores, this is a promising sign. It also reflects Apple’s broader push to make the app a one-stop destination for live sports information. Credit: Google Hidden Code Points to Apple Sports App PGA Tour Features According to findings shared by MacRumors contributor Aaron Perris, the latest version of the Apple Sports app cont…