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NBC Golf Gains Augmented Reality Advantage With RCS By Steven Heimbold, Systems Principal and CTO, Reality Check Systems published 10 July 15 Earlier this year, NBC Golf asked us to incorporate augmented reality (AR) graphics into its live coverage of the Arnold Palmer Invitational, which was broadcast on both Golf Channel and NBC.
