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Infosys and Tennis Australia Bring AI-First Experiences and Accessibility to Australian Open 2026
Infosys and Tennis Australia introduce AI-driven fan engagement and accessibility tools, including a tactile system for visually impaired fans, at the Australian Open 2026.
- On Jan. 29, 2026, Infosys unveiled AI innovations for Australian Open 2026 powered by Infosys Topaz at Melbourne Park.
- Building on an eight-year partnership, Tennis Australia and Infosys will host a Future Leaders Program powered by Infosys Springboard for Year 9-11 students focused on digital skills and AI.
- At the Infosys Fan Zone, Rally taps live AO 2026 scores for experiences like Serve Me a Fortune, while MatchFeel converts real-time data into haptic feedback for blind and visually impaired fans.
- Infosys Match Centre provides AI-driven insights for players and coaches, offering AI Commentary, AI Shot of the Day, and video analytics, while several innovations run as pilots for select user groups.
- With operations in 63 countries, Infosys said these innovations demonstrate responsible AI's broader potential to unlock opportunities and accelerate digital transformation by scaling an AI-first core.
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