Soccer on the Verge of Transformation
The world of soccer, as we know it, is being transformed into a high-tech-driven industry. With 3.5 billion fans and 1.5 trillion in annual profits, high tech can take football to the next level, engaging youth and growing profitability for businesses behind the movement.
Our cryptocurrency token, Ronaldinho Soccer Coin (RSC), has everything it needs to ride this transformative wave. We’ll work together with the famous player, Ronaldinho, to deliver commercial projects and support charity initiatives in the universe of soccer.
And it’s not just us, but the whole community around soccer is undergoing a huge rejuvenation process. Just look at all the latest technologies that showed up in World Cup 2018 in Russia.
Why do people talk so much about technological breakthrough in World Cup 2018?
Here’s the list of the modern tech that transformed the 2018 World Cup:
1. Contactless payments: Notably, half of visitors in the opening days paid via contactless machines, which shows that people are ready to take on new solutions and have no problem with adopting the latest ways to transact.
2. Adidas ball with the NFC tracker inside: For the first time in the World Cup, the ball that was used for penalty play contained a tracking device, enabling to record the speed and coordinates. This clearly opens the way to making even smarter balls, thus delivering more valuable insights for coaches and players.
3. Video Assistant Referee (VAR) team: It’s the team of referees, located off field. They track the situation at the screens, capable to review the footage at extremely slow-movement modes. Never again will fans be angered by incorrect decisions from referees.
4. Goal-Line Technology: This was the second time for the system to be used at the World Cup. It leverages a set of ultra-sensitive cameras that allow to determine whether the ball has crossed the goal line or not, even for a millisecond. This will also help clarify disputed situations and make this amazing sport a bit less of a contentious issue for opposing fans to haggle about.
5. VR broadcasting: BBC and other broadcasters continue to tinker with VR capabilities. In particular, BBC said that over 300,000 users hooked up to its VR transmissions, immersing viewers as if they were sitting in the booth at the stadium. VR is clearly positioned to become a key technology in the years to come.
As you can see, the world of soccer is modernizing fast. And RSC will leverage the momentum to offer latest technology to fans and players around the world.
How will RSC innovate the world of soccer?
We have been working hard to develop the RSC project that will introduce blockchain and other high-tech solutions to the world of soccer.
Here’s just a few of the bigger innovations that we’ll bring forward:
1. Own cryptocurrency: Fans can send RSC tokens instantaneously without any fees. Our cryptocurrency is based on NEO platform, assuring ultra-fast processing speeds, zero fees and heightened security.
2. Betting: Transparent system, where peers bet against each other and without any intermediaries in sight. The only thing you have to trust is the code, and the code can’t lie or scheme. Fast pay-offs, no risk of tampering by third parties and ability to matchmake any games you wish.
3. 300 “Digital Stadiums”: We will set up 300 “Digital Stadiums” around the world. Some of these will be owned by the platform, while others will be franchised from other networks. All facilities will be equipped with ultra-sensitive cameras and sensors, helping track the play and deliver valuable statistical data to bettors and analysts.
4. Powerful artificial intelligence (AI) system: It will analyze players movements during games at our 300 “Digital Stadiums” around the globe. Then the analysis will be done both in individual players and overall teams, delivering valuable insights for bettors and analysts.
5. Academies for young kids and amateur players: Youngsters need experienced trainers, but there are no such experts in many locations. Whenever young kids play at the “Digital Stadiums”, we’ll record video and sensor data.
Coaches from all over the world will be able to connect remotely. So, trainers and player won’t have to be in the same place anymore.
5. e-Sports strategy: We’ll arrange local and global competitions in e-Sports. Users will be able to play e-Sports from our “Digital Stadiums”. We’ll create our own e-Sports team. Users will be able to stream high-quality video feed for soccer matches online.
