OBSBOT to supply 500+ AI cameras at Esports World Cup Paris
Esports Foundation named OBSBOT Official Camera and Webcam Partner for Esports World Cup 2026 in Paris, deploying more than 500 AI cameras across stages and the Fan Fest.
The Esports Foundation has named OBSBOT its Official Camera and Webcam Partner for the Esports World Cup 2026 in Paris. More than 500 OBSBOT AI-powered cameras will be deployed across the event’s four competition stages and the Fan Fest during the summer tournament.
Organisers said the cameras will support tournament broadcasts, creator productions, player interviews, coach and trainer footage, and live event coverage. The equipment will also be used for interactive demonstrations and creator-focused activities at the Fan Fest to provide additional angles and behind-the-scenes access.
Mohammad Al Nimer, Chief Commercial Officer at the Esports Foundation, said: “Fans don’t just want to watch the action, they want to experience the emotion, intensity and personality that define every match. From the focus before the game begins to the reactions that follow every pivotal moment, OBSBOT helps us capture those authentic player moments and bring millions of fans closer to the competition through a richer, more immersive viewing experience.”
Liu Bo, OBSBOT’s CEO, noted the partnership follows the company’s role as Official Livestream Camera and Webcam Partner at the Esports World Cup 2025 in Riyadh. He added that intelligent imaging and automated tools let creators and production teams capture key moments more easily.
OBSBOT has supplied cameras to esports organisations including NRG’s VALORANT roster, Alliance and Wildcard Gaming for player point-of-view, backstage content and team coverage. The company said the same camera models used at EWC 2026 will be available to streamers, content creators and esports clubs.
OBSBOT’s systems use AI-powered tracking and automated framing to follow subjects during fast-paced matches and live interactions. Tournament organisers expect the larger number of cameras to increase the range of broadcast feeds and creator content available, with equipment integrated into both official production and independent creator setups at the Fan Fest.
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