wTVision delivers live graphics and AR for Fox Sports Brazil's Copa Sudamericana

Live sports broadcasting increasingly relies on advanced graphics to engage viewers and deliver data. Fox Sports Brazil's use of wTVision's integrated suite for Copa Sudamericana highlights a continued investment in production enhancements. This signals a market where graphics capability, particularly AR integration, is a competitive differentiator for major sporting events. Watch for further adoption of unified graphics platforms that combine data, studio, and AR elements in live sports productions.

wTVision has been active across multiple international sports broadcasting projects in recent months. In February 2026, the company helped shape the visual identity of Swiss football by designing the official broadcast branding for both the Super League and the Challenge League, focusing on a modular and future-proof graphics architecture (via SVG Europe, March 2026). They also powered the Lithuanian Basketball League's broadcasts with a unified live graphics workflow, integrating 2D and 3D on-air graphics with real-time data from FIBA LiveStats (SVG Europe, March 2026). Earlier in May 2026, wTVision delivered a complete new graphics project in their R³ Engine and FootballCG for LaLiga's first-ever Retro Matchday, adapting the league's current graphics ecosystem into a retro visual package without compromising production quality (InBroadcast, May 2026). Additionally, in January 2026, wTVision handled the full match graphics operation for the Trophée des Champions for beIN Sports, managing parallel English and French language outputs from a single control logic (SVG Europe, January 2026). These deployments underscore wTVision's role in providing integrated, data-driven graphics solutions for live sports, spanning various production complexities and regional demands.