 Turf Protection
Specialised turf protection systems allow venue managers to increase revenue by hosting concerts without disrupting the sporting schedule.
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| Secure Olympics
French technology will be used to safeguard the 2008 Games against ticket fraud.
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Artifical Turf
Synthetic surfaces are being showcased on ever higher profile football matches.
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Adding roofs
Stadium roof design has advanced so that they can now be incorporated into existing facilities.
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| Intelligent Audio Design |
Digital technology allows events organisers to hear how sound will behave in a venue long before it is built
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| Security Solutions |
A test and demonstration facility showcases sensor dependability and integration capabilities. |
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The SMS revolution : Mobile coupons are a valuable ticketing tool for large-scale events
VIP Security: Major events are a target for attention seekers.
People watching : Facial recognition helps to control stadium crowds
Greener events : Events organisers are increasingly concerned about the environment
Turf experiment: Why are players sceptical about artifical turf?
Ticketing fraud: Tickets to mobile phones could prevent illegal ticketing sales
Turf infills: The technology behind the rubber granules used in synthetic grass systems
Generating revenue: New technology transforms the way people watch sports
Converting brownfield sites: Developing high-quality sports pitches on brownfield sites
Athletics track: Linking tracks to monitoring systems
Turf in 2010: Could the FIFA World Cup be played on artificial grass?
Sight and sound: Key areas of high-tech stadium technology
Comfortable events: More demanding spectators pose new challenges for organisers
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