Abstract: A system and method for recording and broadcasting motion of a sports ball and individual players includes a sports ball with cameras embedded within for recording trajectory and locomotion, a sensor module for storing video footage and telemetry metadata, and cameras mounted on the sports equipment of individual players. The sensor module includes an Inertia Measuring Unit, a transceiver, a memory, a power source, and a processor, all operatively connected to one another. The sports ball sends data to a wireless data transmission grid mounted under a sports pitch and/or to antennas for transfer to a data processing server which determines a real ball direction thereafter sent to a stadium camera system that generates further 360 degree action-focused broadcasting data. The data is sent to the processing server which processes the raw footage received from the sports ball and individual players to produce clean footage for various applications.

Abstract: A method enabling live management of events in the real world through a persistent virtual world system comprises providing in the memory of a server a database with structured data storing a persistent virtual world system comprising virtual replicas of real-world elements; synchronizing the virtual replicas with the respective real-world elements by using a plurality of connected elements connected to the server via a network, the connected elements comprising sensing mechanisms configured to capture data from the real-world elements; and managing events in the real world through the synchronized persistent virtual world system. Management of events comprises monitoring activity in the real world through a persistent virtual world system; detecting the events; checking whether events fall within one or more predetermined analysis requirement parameters; defining timeframe of events; storing the events in the memory; recreating the events; and analyzing the events.

Abstract: A system and method enabling two-way interactive operations of real-time 3D virtual replicas and real objects are described. The system includes a persistent virtual world system comprising a data structure in which at least one real-time 3D virtual replica of a real object is represented, which is stored and computed on a server; at least one corresponding real objects connected to the real-time 3D virtual replica via a network through the persistent virtual world system stored and computed on the server: and at least one user device connected to the real object via the network through the virtual world system stored and computed on the server. Virtually selecting and thereafter effecting changes on the real-time 3D virtual replica results in a real-time corresponding effect on the real object. Likewise, effecting one or more changes on the real object results in a real-time corresponding effect on the real-time 3D virtual replica.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for enabling optimized real-time responsive and continuous location-based services in three-dimensional space, including cloud computing, rendering, tracking, and communication through a distributed computing center network. The system includes distributed computing centers connected to data centers, wherein each computing center further comprises one or more cloud servers configured with computing resources sufficient to perform computing and rendering for one or more client devices, and wherein each data center further comprises one or more master servers with computing resources sufficient to perform application and user data storage, synchronization of digital reality data sent by cloud servers, and dynamic network slicing and quality of service management. Instructions to perform these methods are implemented in a digital reality virtual radio access network portion in cloud servers.