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"While we're limited to merely  3DTV depictions of the 2010 World Cup, Japan is letting its freak  flag fly in a proposal to host the 2022 matches with a concept  envisioning matches captured by 200 HD cameras, then projected as fully  3D images onto real fields in other countries. Just in case technology  hasn't advanced that far in the next decade plus, there's also the  possibility of positioning mics underneath the playing surface to catch  every sound, with all of this powered by solar panels plus the kinetic  energy created by a stadium full of fans. Even committee director of  technology Jun Murai admits the proposal \"smacks of science fiction\" but  seriously, this is Japan we're talking about -- if the beautiful game  is still being played by non-augmented human beings and not a squad  of robots we'll be  surprised. Either way, someone should put Wolf Blitzer and Will.I.Am on standby just in case."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2010/05/20/japan-proposes-holographic-3d-broadcasts-for-2022-world-cup/>