The women's football programme at Canada's Mount Royal University has turned to virtual reality (VR) technology to help recruit players and train the squad. Head coach Anthony Chaston called on Mount Royal University associate professor Tino Fusco to develop an immersive tool, based on 360-degree video taken from one of the team's practice matches. Fusco said the system can help him gauge a potential player's knowledge of the game, while also being used to improve the team's performance.
The women's football programme at Canada's Mount Royal University has turned to virtual reality (VR) technology to help recruit players and train the squad. Head coach Tino Fusco called on Mount Royal University associate professor Anthony Chaston to develop an immersive tool, based on 360-degree video taken from one of the team's practice matches. Fusco said the system can help him gauge a potential player's knowledge of the game, while also being used to improve the team's performance.