VantEDGE technology is a "3D-like" video technology for sports replay applications. It consists of an array of high-quality Pan-Tilt-Zoom video cameras, which is connected to a dedicated 3D processing system responsible for controlling the cameras and processing incoming video. The result is a 360 degree video that can be played back in hundreds of ways, modifying both the angle and time dimension. For sports applications this is very useful, allowing for instant replays that don't miss any of the action.

The cameras are mounted to a circular aluminum rig, or optionally the building structure as a permanent installation. It's low profile design has no impact on live spectator viewing, and often is not even noticed as part of the event.

Each camera in the system is individually computer controlled, and digitally encoded at 30 frames per second. It is currently recorded in standard definition, however high definition (HD) is possible and will be tested in late 2007.