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The Smart Stadium market is a subset of the Internet of Things (IoT) and Machine-to-Machine (M2M) industry. It focuses on the use of connected devices and systems to improve the fan experience at sports stadiums. Smart Stadiums use a variety of technologies, such as sensors, analytics, and mobile applications, to provide real-time data and insights to stadium operators. This data can be used to improve safety, optimize operations, and enhance the fan experience. Smart Stadiums also provide a platform for digital marketing, allowing teams to better engage with their fans.
Some companies in the Smart Stadium market include Cisco, IBM, Intel, Microsoft, and SAP. These companies provide a range of solutions, from connected devices to analytics and mobile applications. Other companies, such as VenueNext and FanVision, specialize in providing solutions specifically for stadiums. Show Less Read more
