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Our weekly tech round-up from the world of ticketing and associated industries\u2026\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n Baseball fans will be offered commemorative NFT tickets for games throughout the upcoming Major League Baseball season, which starts this week.<\/p>\n The tokens, created through a partnership between MLB and Candy Digital, are a digital keepsake rather than a ticket to enter the game. They will feature video of a memorable play from the game, the ticket-holder\u2019s seat number and advertising.<\/p>\n \u201cAs tickets have become more and more a digital product opposed to a physical product that fans have, fans have lost that ability to collect a ticket stub as a memory of the game they attended or a memorable event that happened in a game,\u201d Kenny Gersh, MLB\u2019s executive vice-president of business development told reporters. \u201cWe\u2019re now offering a series of NFTs to represent those tickets.\u201d<\/p>\n Osasuna will this weekend become the first club in LaLiga to allow access to its stadium through facial recognition.<\/p>\n The technology, deployed by club partner dasGate, is designed to facilitate faster, more comfortable and safer access to El Sadar.<\/p>\n The club\u2019s plan contemplates a phased development so that at all the gates of the El Sadar stadium there is at least one turnstile that allows access through facial recognition.<\/p>\n The club said: \u201cWith this step, Osasuna is placed, together with dasGate, at the forefront of technology in terms of access to stadiums, allowing its members to choose between various forms of entry and significantly reducing waiting times and queues at the stadium. exterior of El Sadar.\u201d<\/p>\n Facial recognition has this month been introduced at Mexican football champions Atlas FC and the MLB\u2019s New York Mets.<\/p>\nMLB NFT ticket<\/h3>\n
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