Virtual taekwondo, selected as a 2023 Olympic e-sports event.Unlike other computer games played with hands, the virtual sparring system is similar to actual taekwondo matches and uses motion tracking technology to delicately track whole-body movement to allow head-to-head sparring with an avatar as an actual opponent.This has opened a new avenue for non-face-to-face competition with no constraints concerning sex, age, physical barrier, or region4D Camera Technology: This was introduced at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. It uses a rig of 100 cameras to capture action from multiple angles, providing detailed replays for both the audience and judges. This helps in making more accurate decisions and enhances the viewing experienceWearable Technology: Advanced sensors and wearable devices are being used to monitor athletes’ performance and health. These devices provide real-time data on metrics like heart rate, impact force, and movement patterns, helping coaches and athletes optimize training and prevent injuriesVirtual Taekwondo: Developed in partnership with Refract Technologies, this immersive, non-contact virtual sport uses real-time motion tracking to turn taekwondo skills into a virtual competition. This allows players to compete regardless of physical barriers, making the sport more inclusive