The United States Grand Prix: it’s one of the oldest
automotive races in the world, with a legacy that stretches back to 1908, when
it was known as the “American
Grand Prize”. Eventually subsumed into the Formula One World Championship
series of motor races, the F1 United States Grand Prix became the legendary proving-ground for some of
international racing’s top race car drivers. Last held at the Indianapolis
Speedway in 2007, the U.S. Grand Prix is making its way this time to Austin,
TX, where an estimated 150,000+ spectators are anticipated to descend on the
state capital in quest of high-speed adrenaline.
Speaking of spectator sports and speaking of high-speeds,
what better proving-ground for FanVision to create new believers? The game-changing
technology has already enhanced the way that NFL and collegiate football are
experienced across the United States, including at the University of Michigan’s
Wolverine Stadium, the largest sports amphitheater in the Western Hemisphere. Attendees
at the stadium can either rent or purchase FanVision controllers that allow
them to experience the epic race from 8 respective on-board camera angles, in
addition to receiving real-time racing updates, stats, and professional
analysis from the best sportscasters in the business. Everything from
head-to-head comparisons of where individual race cars stand in relation to one
another, to instant replays, will be available through the platform.
And guess who provides the high bit-rate encoding? You guessed
it: Telairity.
The only thing faster than the F1 cars barreling their way
around the racetrack at Austin will be the bit processing of Telairity’s
encoders. With Telairity at the wheel, fans
can easily log onto their FanVision controllers, channel surf, and keep up with
all the action seamlessly – all the while enjoying HD quality visuals. Even in
a jam-packed stadium, Telairity’s encoding technology condenses to such a
degree that bandwidth overuse is never a concern. Each acceleration, pit-stop,
and hairpin turn will be experienced in all its real-time, multidimensional
glory with the help of FanVision – and us here at Telairity.
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