wTVision deploys Surf Stats CG for ASP World Tour broadcast

Additional Context

The technological landscape for these events has shifted significantly since this deployment. Per SurferToday, the Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) rebranded as the World Surf League (WSL) in 2015, a move designed to centralize and professionalize the sport’s global commercial identity. Since then, the league has prioritized digital-first initiatives, including a free mobile app launched in 2015 that secured over one million downloads in its first year by offering real-time heat alerts and live scoring updates. wTVision continues to expand its footprint in high-stakes live production. In March 2026, the company announced it would showcase a unified graphics suite at the NAB Show designed to manage visuals end-to-end without fragmenting control across different tools. Per Broadfield News, wTVision recently deployed Vizrt technologies to power real-time graphics for the Indian Premier League, targeting a market of over 655 million sports fans. This move reflects a broader industry trend toward high-volume, data-driven analysis in live broadcasts. Further innovation is reaching the technical core of production. In April 2026, wTVision unveiled a version of its real-time graphics engine running natively on macOS, developed in collaboration with Macnica. This hardware diversification, combined with new AI-enhanced scene tools and virtual advertising workflows recently debuted for Premier Padel, signals a shift toward more agile and creatively amplified remote production environments as global sports rights are projected to reach $78 billion by 2030.