Robotic Dog Joins IPL Broadcast Team to Capture Live Action from Unique Angles

The Indian Premier League is taking a massive leap in broadcast technology. A robotic dog has joined the broadcast team. The IPL social media handle broke the news, showcasing the dog’s capabilities. Former New Zealand cricketer Danny Morrison confirmed the robotic dog’s role in capturing match action.

This isn’t just any robot; it’s packed with special features and cameras for high-quality broadcasting. The dog can walk, run, and jump, and it even responded to Morrison’s commands. Players were surprised to see it shake hands and stand on two legs, impressing Hardik Pandya and confusing players like Axar Patel and Reece Topley.

The robotic dog will capture live match action from unique angles, giving fans a fresh viewing experience. The IPL is asking fans to suggest names for their new robotic mascot. This move is part of the IPL’s ongoing efforts to innovate its broadcast technology. Fans can share their ideas on social media using the link provided in the IPL’s tweet.

Players React to the Robotic Dog

During a practice session before the Delhi Capitals vs. Mumbai Indians match, the robotic dog interacted with players. Axar Patel was amazed. Reece Topley was surprised, too. The dog even mimicked an umpire’s signal for a TV review. Hardik Pandya joked with it and called it a “good boy” when it responded to his commands.

The IPL’s tweet sparked excitement among fans. The new broadcast member has generated buzz, and fans are eager to see more.

• The robotic dog is equipped with cameras for broadcasting.
• Players were surprised by its capabilities.
• Fans can suggest names for the robotic dog.