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In a statement, Infosys added that Rally operates under strict guardrails to ensure tennis-only content, controlled movements, and fully governed systems.
The third new service is Keys to the Match, an AI-powered feature that provides three insights per player before every match, tapping into rankings, head-to-head statistics, win probabilities, and strengths.
“Our partnership with Tennis Australia continues to set a global benchmark for how AI can elevate sport,” said Infosys Asia Pacific executive vice president Andrew Groth.
“Sports should be for everyone and at AO 2026, we are bringing together responsible AI and human-centered design to create new ways for people to feel, understand and enjoy tennis. From a tactile court for visually impaired fans to an AI mascot for fans, Infosys Topaz is making the experience more accessible, insightful and immersive.
“These innovations demonstrate the broader potential of responsible AI to unlock new opportunities, drive stronger outcomes and accelerate digital transformation.”
Other changes have been made this year to existing AO technology offerings, including providing fans with speech to image generative AI to create virtual tennis courts to play tennis in virtual reality, the Infosys Match Centre to offer AI-powered experiences, including AI Commentary, for real-time, context-aware narratives, and the AI Shot of the Day to generate highlight videos for media coverage and AI video analytics to provide players and coaches with insights.