Thanks to artificial intelligence, robotics and other technological innovations, new high-tech sports are kicking off around the world
From the metaverse to non-fungible tokens , new technology is endlessly changing how we live our lives -- and one of the biggest arenas where that's playing out is sport.
. From robots taking the field to play soccer, to pilot-controlled drones racing one another, like humans, machines are proving to have their own competitive streak.AI can now even create new sports, from the strategy and rules of the game to the layout of the playing field.These high-tech sports may sound like they come from the future, but they already exist. Here are some of the most ground-breaking.Drone SoccerDrone soccer is a fast-paced sport with an educational component.
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