Peripheral Labs is developing "spatial intelligence" for live sports, enabling 3D replays and highlights similar to video games. This technology draws from AI and sensors used in autonomous vehicles, a field cofounders Mustafa Khan and Kelvin Cui previously worked in. Their approach allows viewers to navigate photorealistic, reconstructed video environments from virtually any angle. Viewers can track specific elements like a ball or individual players with granular detail, even down to finger joints. Peripheral aims to make sports more engaging for Gen Z with these interactive, immersive experiences. The company recently secured $8.7 million in seed funding, bringing their total to $12.3 million. They have already collaborated with the NBA's Toronto Raptors on highlight creation. Peripheral plans to launch a consumer-facing replay system this year. Their long-term goal is to integrate this technology into live sports broadcasts in real time. This innovation promises to revolutionize how audiences experience live sports.