AT&T and Gallaudet unveil augmented reality helmet to assist deaf football players
- AT&T partnered with Gallaudet University to develop a helmet with AR display for deaf players.
- Coaches can call plays on a tablet that display visually in the quarterback's helmet.
- The NCAA cleared Gallaudet to use the helmet in upcoming games this season.
- The helmet aims to improve communication and inclusion for deaf athletes.
- AT&T leveraged 5G connectivity in the helmet's development over nearly two years.