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Stadium Tech Report

May 16th, 2025

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Venue-rich Nashville the perfect host city for 2025 SEAT conference

The attendees asked, and the conference organizers delivered. For its 2025 version, the SEAT Conference is headed to Nashville, the town most requested by participants, for the yearly gathering of sports technology and business professionals. The event takes place June 29 through July 2. Josh Barney, CEO of the rebooted version of the longtime stadium tech show, said the location...

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Zippin adds new stadium stores in Houston, San Diego, St. Louis and Washington, D.C.

Checkout-free stadium concession store technology provider Zippin has added eight new stores at four U.S. venues, including four new stands joining five previously installed Zippin stores at NRG Stadium in Houston. According to Zippin CEO Krishna Motukuri all the new stands went into venues that had previously installed concession stands using Zippin checkout-free technology. In addition to the four new...

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Xonar debuts new security scanners at BMO Stadium

There's a new security scanner system in town, and it's off to a fast start showing how it can do what others can't. The TruePort security scanners from a startup named Xonar got their U.S. professional stadium debut last month, when the Xonar systems were deployed at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles, home of Major League Soccer's Los Angeles Football...

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Janam keeps pushing the power of handheld scanners

By adapting to market changes and by adding features specifically needed by its customers, handheld scanner maker Janam has not just survived but has thrived in keeping its products as an attractive option in the stadium entry technology marketplace. "The handheld is the thing people fall to," said Harry Lerner, CEO of the Bethpage, N.Y.-based Janam. "It's the most flexible...

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Corning sells DAS business to Airspan

Corning, a company that once supplied gear to some of the largest in-stadium distributed antenna system (DAS) deployments, is getting out of the DAS business completely with the sale of its wireless product division to Airspan, a deal announced today. According to the Boca Raton, Fla.-based Airspan, it will be acquiring Corning's 6000 and 6200 distributed antenna system (DAS) product...

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