Indoor directions that guide fans and staff to the right gate, through the lifts and to their seat, using Wi-Fi, Bluetooth beacons and a magnetic map of the stadium.
Scroll through one fan's route on the stadium twin. A simplified, illustrative view of the approach.
The 3D stadium is adapted from “Soccer Stadium” by R-LAB, CC BY 4.0
GPS fades indoors, signs cannot follow every fan, and the busiest moments are exactly when people get lost.
Under the stands and between floors, phones lose the satellite signal they rely on outside.
A fan at the wrong gate or on the wrong level slows down everyone behind them.
Field teams must reach the exact door or room quickly, often in a part of the venue they rarely visit.
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth beacons and the stadium's own magnetic signature are combined to place the phone, indoors.
The steel in the structure gives every spot a signature. The venue is mapped once, and phones match it live.
When the lift doors open, the app already knows which floor it is on and carries on with the route.
to seat, turn by turn
where GPS does not reach
and staff, on the same map
A high-level view of the value for venue owners, operators and authorities.
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Featured by Microsoft, Middle East & Africa News CenterFeatured in the national “Connected Tournament” reportLive headcount on the stadium twin, counting only with no face recognition: sections filling against their usual curve, queues explained at the gates, and a view for the authorities.
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