On 22–23 September 2026, Hiroshima Toyo Carp fans attending games against the Yomiuri Giants can try an augmented reality viewing experience at Mazda Zoom-Zoom Stadium Hiroshima.
Live data in the fan’s view
The AR glasses place real-time game information, including the score and player statistics, in the same field of view as the action on the field. Fans can check the data without looking down at a phone or away from the game.
Berise designed the spectator experience, developed the XR system and is operating the trial. Data Stadium provides the live data through Sports Data Live, a service used by professional baseball commentators and streamers. XREAL is supplying the XREAL One Pro glasses and XREAL Beam Pro companion device.
Taking part
Where: The stadium concourse near the third-base main gate.
Cost: Free, with a ticket for that day’s game. No advance booking is required.
Duration: About three minutes with the glasses, followed by a roughly three-minute survey.
Safety: Visitors cannot wear the glasses while walking.
What the pilot is testing
The two-day proof of concept will gather feedback on whether live information adds value to an in-person baseball game. It is a temporary trial, not a permanent stadium installation; results had not been reported when it was announced.
