wTVision deploys single-operator graphics for Bahrain Cup Final in HD

The use of a single-operator solution for HD graphics production in live sports signals a continuing industry trend towards efficiency and streamlined workflows. This approach can reduce operational costs and complexity for broadcasters covering smaller-scale events or seeking to optimize resources on larger productions. Future developments will likely focus on expanding the capabilities of single-operator systems to handle more complex graphic requirements and data integrations, with the next metric to watch being the adoption rate by other regional sports networks for similar events.

wTVision continues to advance its FootballStats CG platform, which forms the basis for its single-operator solution, across various global sports broadcasts. For instance, in August 2025, wTVision deployed an advanced FootballStats CG platform for the CONMEBOL Copa América Femenina, integrating with OPTA Data from Stats Perform to power real-time graphics and data visualization (wTVision, August 2025). This showcased the platform's scalability for larger-scale events while maintaining data integrity.

More recently, in January 2026, beIN Sports relied on wTVision's graphics operation for the Trophée des Champions football match, which required parallel English and French outputs controlled by a single operator logic (SVG Europe, January 2026). This highlights wTVision's ability to manage complex, multilingual outputs efficiently within a unified setup, further demonstrating the evolution of single-operator capabilities beyond basic data and graphics playout.

wTVision also enhances the viewer experience for LaLiga, managing data gathering and graphics production, including real-time data from LaLiga’s Tracab system for player tracking and augmented reality graphics (SVG Europe, April 2024). This indicates a broader application of their technology, including the FootballStats CG system, for more sophisticated graphics and data integration in high-profile leagues, suggesting a path for single-operator solutions to incorporate more advanced visual elements as the technology matures.