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Stadium Tech Report

November 16th, 2025

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AFL is a strategic leader for venue-owned DAS in the new era of in-building wireless

Global telecommunications firm America Fujikura Ltd. (AFL) is seeking to make more of a public name for itself a year after acquiring DAS Group Professionals (DGP), one of the top providers of design and strategy for big-stadium cellular networks. According to AFL, the DGP acquisition completed a three-company purchase strategy that brought expertise in construction, large-scale design, and now venue...

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Case Study: Germany’s largest football stadium scores a SOLiD win for fan experience

Signal lduna Park is Germany’s largest football stadium, capable of hosting up to 82,000 fans. The sixth largest in Europe, the stadium holds the European average attendance record set during the 2011-12 season with 1.37 M fans over just 17 games. Signal lduna Park also includes the largest terrace for standing spectators in European football with a capacity of 24,454...

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Galtronics innovation brings new options for hyper-directional cellular antenna stadium deployments

By Galtronics As the demand for wireless bandwidth continues to increase across venues of all shapes and sizes, the new line of hyper-directional antennas from Galtronics, a company with more than 40 years of history in the high-quality RF antenna market, is designed to fill gaps in the current marketplace. By developing antennas that are far lighter and less costly...

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New RFID self-checkout technology for merchandise stores explodes across U.S. pro sports venues

A new use of an old wireless technology is creating a revolution in the stadium merchandise-store world, as self-checkout systems using radio frequency ID (RFID) sensors from a company called EXO Checkout are being installed at numerous large U.S. sports venues in rapid fashion. With a seemingly simple product -- a sort of sink-looking bin lined with RFID sensors --...

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Digital menu boards – the next frontier of screen ROI

In venues where every square foot is asked to earn its keep, one underperforming asset is hiding in plain sight. Digital menu boards touch nearly every paying fan, exist by the hundreds, and sit at the seam between operations and merchandising. When they work, they shave seconds off lines, nudge orders toward higher-margin items, and open fresh inventory for sponsors....

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Converge Summit calls on industry leaders to transform stadium technology

Earlier this month, in the scenic heart of Napa Valley, Stadium Tech Report hosted the inaugural Converge Summit, an exclusive retreat for C-level decision-makers from across the professional sports venue industry. Special thanks to our friends at Cisco and Ampthink for helping bring this program to life. With a focus on technology, revenue, and operations, the summit aimed to break...

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