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Paul Carter

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London, United Kingdom
As seen in: BBC World, TechNow (BBC), BBC, BBC News Brasil, BBC Travel, Flipboard
Presenter of TechXplore on BBC World. Senior reporter @bbcclick. Tech/travel presenter and journalist. Luton fan. Got some bits missing. Proud patron @DerbyQUAD
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A aposta do Brasil nos 'coletes inteligentes' para voltar a brilhar na Copa do Mundo

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By Paul Carter Verified, Kitty Knowles Verified
| BBC News Brasil Verified
Crédito, Getty Images Article Information Author, Paul Carter e Kitty Knowles Role, BBC Future Published Há 5 minutos Tempo de leitura: 8 min Todos sabem que o Brasil é o país que mais venceu Copas do Mundo até hoje. São cinco títulos e gerações de lendas do futebol, que consolidaram a reputação do Brasil como eterno favorito, em todo início de Copa, a cada quatro anos.
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'He was always in the right spot': How Brazil is betting on 'smart vests' in its bid for World Cup glory

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By Paul Carter Verified, Kitty Knowles Verified
| BBC Verified
Getty Images Player tracking technology has helped the Brazilian football team gather years of data on its stars in the run up to the 2026 World Cup. Brazil has won the men's World Cup more times than any other nation. Five titles and generations of footballing legends have cemented Brazil's reputation as one of the big teams to beat when the Fifa World Cup comes around every four years.
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How the sound of sport is being reimagined for deaf fans

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By Paul Carter Verified
| BBC Verified
11 minutes ago Paul Carter Alamy New technologies tested at the Deaflympics in Tokyo are creating new ways of experience the atmosphere at sporting events. For fans of live sport, the experience is as much about the atmosphere – the sights, smells and sounds – as the drama unfolding in front of them. Think about the crack of a bat, the blast of a whistle, thump of a ball and the roar of the crowd. Would there be something missing without them?
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