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Autodesk and FOX Sports Team Up on Groundbreaking Wind Simulation Technology for Super Bowl XLVIII Broadcast
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SAN FRANCISCO & NEW YORK – (BUSINESS WIRE) – The New Jersey Meadowlands, famous for hosting MetLife Stadium and Super Bowl XLVIII, is widely recognized for its unpredictable and swirling winter winds. Now, Autodesk and FOX Sports are collaborating to offer viewers a unique chance to witness the potential influence of these winds on the first-ever Super Bowl held outdoors in a cold-weather environment. Dubbed "FOX WEATHER TRAX" for the event, this technology provides, for the very first time on live TV, a clear visualization of the dynamic airflow patterns inside the stadium.
FOX Sports reached out to Autodesk, a leader in software solutions transforming design and manufacturing processes worldwide, to highlight the challenges players might face due to potentially extraordinary wind conditions at this Super Bowl. By leveraging Autodesk's simulation technology to assess specific weather conditions within MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, both parties aim to overlay visual depictions of wind direction directly onto gameplay. Until now, coaches, athletes, commentators, and fans could only rely on field goal flags to gauge wind impacts on passes or field goals, leaving many spectators puzzled when plays failed. This collaboration between FOX Sports and Autodesk removes all guesswork.
"Wind is an unseen element that can significantly affect the outcome of a game," stated Zac Fields, Vice President of Graphics & Technology at FOX Sports, who is closely working with the Autodesk team on this project. "Given the notorious winds in the New Jersey Meadowlands and the significance of this game, we sought and found a fantastic tool to depict this phenomenon in great detail, helping over 100 million viewers 'see the wind.'"
Simulation technology is commonly employed by architects, engineers, and designers to explore "what-if" scenarios, develop innovative concepts, and gain deeper insights into how everyday products, buildings, or stadiums perform under normal circumstances. This advanced yet user-friendly technology has revolutionized the design process by enabling Autodesk customers to digitally test and analyze designs prior to physical production. Perhaps most importantly, the computational processes occur seamlessly in the background, much like spell-check in word processing applications.
"When FOX Sports aimed to elevate this year's Super Bowl viewing experience, Autodesk was prepared to rise to the occasion," remarked Buzz Kross, Autodesk's Senior Vice President. "Every day, people utilize our simulation software to understand and predict outcomes in their environments. Whether testing how mobile phones function in extreme temperatures or analyzing airflow in office spaces, our tools assist in making better decisions and achieving successful results."
How it Works
For the first time ever, home viewers will have an insider's view of wind and airflow patterns at the stadium. But how does it work?
Step 1 – A digital model of the stadium is created using 3D modeling software.
Step 2 – Simulation software interacts with the digital stadium model. Users adjust wind speed and direction to match game-day conditions and observe how airflow patterns inside the stadium change.
Step 3 – The simulation graphics are overlaid on live footage to show viewers the wind paths relative to the field.
An example of this collaborative effort can be seen here. To experiment with your own wind simulations, try Autodesk Flow Design.
About FOX Sports
FOX Sports represents 21st Century FOX's diverse range of multi-platform U.S.-based sports assets. With brands reaching over 100 million viewers in a single weekend, FOX Sports encompasses ownership and stakes in linear TV networks, digital and mobile content, broadband platforms, websites, joint ventures, and licensing partnerships. This includes the sports division of FOX Broadcasting Company, FOX Sports 1, FOX Sports 2, FOX Sports Regional Networks, associated websites, national programming, FOX Soccer Plus, FOX Deportes, and FOX College Sports. Additionally, FOX Sports incorporates FOX Sports Digital, featuring FOXSports.com on MSN, FOX Sports GO, Whatifsports.com, and Yardbarker.com. The group also includes FOX's investments in joint ventures like the Big Ten Network, BTN 2Go, and STATS, LLC, along with a licensing agreement establishing the FOX Sports Radio Network.
About Autodesk
Autodesk empowers individuals to imagine, design, and create a better world. From design professionals and engineers to digital artists, students, and hobbyists, users worldwide employ Autodesk software to unleash creativity and tackle critical challenges. Learn more at autodesk.com or follow @autodesk.
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Valerie Krebs, 212-556-2583
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Stacy Doyle, 503-707-3861
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