Jon Slusser, The Famous Group Owner, explains how his company created a mixed-reality panther that appeared to jump around Bank of America Stadium. -It's football season. And if you were watching ...

Fans are back in NFL stadiums, and the league is greeting them with new immersive fan experiences driven, chief among them a mixed-reality panther that pounces around Bank of America Stadium, home to ...

The mixed-reality panther was shown on in-stadium videoboards and pumped through the sound system. If it seems vaguely familiar that's probably because creators The Famous Group have produced ...

Carolina's quarterback Sam Darnold got revenge on his old team with the victory. The Baltimore Ravens have also tried this before, but using, of course, a mixed reality raven instead of a panther.

A giant mixed-reality panther with glowing green eyes scaled the stadium’s video boards just before kickoff. The big cat snagged a virtual New York Jets flag that it proceeded to shred on the field.

In fact, you may have seen something like this before from the Baltimore Ravens in 2019. The Famous Group also created the mixed-reality raven that swooped through M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.

On Sunday, the Carolina Panthers debuted a mixed-reality technology that gives fans the chance to see animations interacting with the stadium in real time, Total Pro Sports reported.

While the panther wasn't actually in the stadium at all, the live mixed-reality show created by The Famous Group presented a three-dimensional type experience for fans inside Bank of America Stadium.

The Carolina Panthers unleashed their mixed reality panther on Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte Sunday ― and it was terrifyingly cool. The virtual big cat shredded a New York Jets banner ...

What I didn't expect to see today, however, was the debut of the Carolina Panthers ' mixed-reality panther. (Yes, that is a sentence I didn't think I'd ever write but here we are.) ...

Mixed-reality: The Carolina Panthers introduced a mixed-reality animation figure that bounded through Bank of America Stadium before Sunday's game. (Carolina Panthers ) ByBob D'Angelo, Cox Media ...