xtend realities is a new startup developing extended-reality experiences for venues. We build for places where people have already gathered around something happening, and we design for glasses such as the Xreal One rather than headsets that pull attention away from the event.

At a stadium, match stats can sit in view while the game stays right in front of you. The venue shapes the experience: what guests need to know, and when it helps to see it.

Optical transparency comes first. Glasses must leave the live event clearly visible, so information is placed in the margins of view, kept brief, and dismissed the moment it stops being useful. We test against real stadium lighting, where open daylight and dim concourses demand different contrast choices.

Venues also run on tight schedules. Seating turnarounds are fast and network coverage varies from bowl to concourse, so our systems are built to sync live data in short bursts and recover quietly when a connection drops. A match stat should arrive on time, or not at all.

We are looking to talk with venue operators and technical directors about early pilot programs.