This World Cup could be the most high-tech yet — the innovations to watch for
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Lamine Yamal, who plays for Spain, is one of the elite footballers whose movements will be tracked by AI tools and wearables during the World Cup 2026. …
Lamine Yamal, who plays for Spain, is one of the elite footballers whose movements will be tracked by AI tools and wearables during the World Cup 2026. Credit: Gongora/NurPhoto via Getty The FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks off at a stadium in Mexico City today in what could be the most high-tech edition of the tournament yet. …
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