TrialsNet was awarded with the best paper award at AIRSI2025
Dedicated to Industry 4.0 technologies, AIRSI2025 is an international conference examining their profound impact on various sectors. It delved into how AI, VR, the metaverse, and other innovations shape value creation, enhance customer relationships and perceptions (e.g., trust), address concerns like privacy and security, and navigate ethical dimensions in diverse service industries.
In this academic forum, the paper “Streaming the Future: Real-Time Immersive Sports Experiences over B5G/6G Networks”, presented by YBVR, has been awarded with the Best Paper Award in the Senior Category for Immersive Technologies.
This paper is part of the Use Case 10 - Immersive fan engagement project, and explores how emerging B5G/6G networks can power real-time, immersive sports experiences, transforming the way we interact with live sports events. In particular, the paper describes how a Partial least squares multigroup analysis was conducted to uncover the differences in user perception between VR use and mobile streaming during UC10’s live basketball event—the final and pivotal test of the TrialsNet project. The paper findings contribute to understanding how immersive technologies and mobile platforms shape user experience and value in real-world B5G/6G-enabled scenarios.
