Torneos внедряет решения Chyron для модернизации спортивных трансляций в Латинской Америке

Torneos is adopting Chyron graphics and virtual production tools as it modernizes its broadcast workflow for sports coverage across Latin America. The company said it is rolling out Chyron PRIME for broadcast graphics, touchscreen presentations and video walls, while using Chyron VSAR for virtual environments and augmented and extended reality elements. Chyron CAMIO will serve as the orchestration tool. The phased rollout follows an extensive review that led Torneos to replace a legacy graphics system that had reached end of life. The first phase was used for special coverage of the FIFA World Cup 2026 from June 11 to July 19 for DSPORTS. Torneos produced the DSPORTS coverage from a purpose-built studio in New York City. The company said the space was built in 72 hours, transforming an empty loft in the Soho district into a production facility for virtual, augmented and extended reality. Commentators appeared to be in different stadiums where World Cup games were being played, and the production used virtual environments to present data, heat maps, headshots and other content. Torneos said the virtual sets were created in-house by its graphics team, using Chyron VSAR and compatibility with vanilla Unreal to make adjustments without returning to Unreal. The next phase of the rollout began Aug. 27 alongside the launch of the DSPORTS brand refresh. Torneos said several designers completed Chyron PRIME Black Belt Certification through the company’s online training program, and a new graphics package with data integration and custom playout panels is being completed. The company said the PRIME design engine will support on-air graphics, presenter touchscreens and in-studio video walls. “We are focused on delivering the best graphics solution to our customers,” said Roxana Malek, Torneos graphics and design manager. “At Torneos, we have built our reputation on providing distinctive sports coverage that goes beyond the game itself.” Aldo Campisi, Chyron vice president for Latin America, said the project was built through consultation and collaboration rather than a straight sale. “Customer-centricity meets innovation is a core Chyron value. This project with Torneos was not about making a sale.” Chyron said the rollout adds efficiency, cost savings and design consistency across the workflow.