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IPL 2025 Introduces Robotic Dog With Camera: A Game-Changer in Sports Broadcasting
The Tata IPL 2025 is turning heads not just for its cricketing action, but also for its cutting-edge tech additions. This season, the IPL broadcast team has introduced a robotic dog with a camera, creating a buzz both on and off the field. This isn’t just any robot dog—it walks, runs, jumps, interacts with players, and even makes heart emojis. With this, IPL 2025 is proving that innovation and entertainment go hand in paw.
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Robot Dog at IPL 2025: What Is It?
Unveiled in a video shared by the official IPL X (formerly Twitter) account, the robot dog was introduced by none other than Danny Morrison, known for his energetic presence during matches. The robotic dog can perform dog-like actions including standing on its hind legs, wagging its mechanical tail, and even playing around with cricketers during practice sessions.
Teams like the Delhi Capitals and Mumbai Indians have already interacted with this tech marvel. In the video, the robot dog is seen playing with Hardik Pandya and Axar Patel, displaying remarkable agility and charm. From dancing to chasing players to performing tricks, it’s clearly designed for more than just shooting footage—it’s also a fan engagement tool.
Camera Mounted on Robotic Dog: A Technical Marvel
One of the most exciting features is the camera mounted on the robot dog. From a technical perspective, the camera setup appears quite advanced. It’s a small, gimbal-like camera, possibly similar to those used in action cameras like GoPros. The gimbal mechanism, or what seems to be one, plays a crucial role in ensuring stabilised footage, especially considering the constant movement of the dog.
This means that even as the dog walks or jumps, the footage remains smooth and shake-free, making it ideal for close-up player shots, POV (point of view) footage, and behind-the-scenes content. There’s also an additional camera mounted on top of the robotic dog’s head, likely used for navigation and spatial awareness. Its wide field of view enables it to capture immersive visuals that fans would love to see during practice or live matches.
How It’s Being Used in IPL 2025 Broadcast
So far, the robotic dog has mostly been used for player interaction, engaging with stars like Hardik Pandya and Axar Patel, while creating light-hearted moments during net sessions. These interactions help humanize the technology and provide fans with entertaining social media clips. Midway through the video, we get glimpses of the dog’s POV shots, showcasing unique camera angles that traditional broadcast equipment can’t achieve.
However, it’s still unclear how extensively this tech will be used in the official IPL match broadcasts. It might be limited to practice footage, player entrances, or pre/post-match interactions for now. Still, the potential is huge, and the novelty factor alone makes it a talking point for fans and broadcasters alike.
The Future of Sports Tech Is Here
The introduction of a robot dog in IPL 2025 reflects a growing trend of incorporating robotics and AI in sports. As fans increasingly crave immersive and interactive viewing experiences, tech like this could redefine how we watch and experience cricket.
By merging robotic agility, AI-driven navigation, and advanced camera stabilisation, the IPL continues to push boundaries, showing why it’s not just a cricket league, but a global entertainment spectacle.
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