CBS to Use 360 Technology on Super Bowl Broadcast Agencia EFE
go to original January 14, 2016

EyeVision is a CBS-developed reply system that first appeared in the Superbowl 35 broadcast. (calgators)

CBS Sports said it planned to use next-generation technology during its broadcast of Super Bowl 50 next month.

Fans will enjoy a full view of the action, thanks to the new EyeVision 360 replay system, which gives television viewers a 360-degree perspective and high resolution, CBSSports.com reported.

CBS is placing 36 cameras around the upper deck of Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, where the game will take place on Sunday, Feb. 7.

EyeVision 360 will "freeze the moment and revolve around the play, then continue to play out the scene," CBS said.

"We tried it on a couple regular-season games and it looks remarkable," CBS Sports chairman Sean McManus told reporters on Tuesday.

The network is also rolling out Pylon Cam technology and audio for the game, giving viewers sitting at home an up-close look at every touchdown.

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Related: Where to Watch Super Bowl 50 Live Online - February 7, 2016 (CBS Sports)

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