Game-day screens that keep every fan informed.
From college arenas to big-league ballparks, stadium digital signage lifts the entertainment experience with eye-catching screens.
Screens have hung in stadiums for decades, but modern stadium digital signage raises the bar for the venue and for the fan experience alike.
When universities host packed basketball tournament weekends, the real story behind the action is often the software running every screen.
See how live data keeps sports entertainment screens current as scores change.
Draw your audience in and shape experiences fans remember with AIScreen.
Want a livelier fan experience? AIScreen runs real-time content in venue concourses, concessions, VIP lounges and gates, with offline playback as backup.
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Opening a new concourse or club? Order wall-mounted, freestanding, outdoor or touch screen displays from AIScreen, and the price already covers shipping, duties and one year of support.
Already have TVs on the concourse? Plug the AIScreen Stick Player, a 4K HDMI stick, into each one, or install the app on the smart TVs, Android boxes and Fire TV devices you own.
Prefer not to buy anything? Put the AIScreen app on Android, Fire TV, ChromeOS, LG webOS, Raspberry Pi, Linux, Windows or Samsung Tizen devices, pair each screen with a short code and control it from the dashboard.
Stadium digital signage covers the screens at entrances, concourses, concession stands, suites and the seating bowl that show fans wayfinding, menus, sponsor content and live scores. With AIScreen, all of those screens are managed from one cloud dashboard.
On a busy event day, staff change any screen from one dashboard and publish the update to every display at once. A gate change, a sold-out item or a new promotion reaches fans across the venue in real time, and nobody has to walk from screen to screen.
Yes, stadium screens can display live scores and game data. AIScreen offers a Sports Live Scores app and brings in live data from RSS and JSON/XML feeds or a Stream URL web page, so scores and stats refresh on screen as the source changes, next to sponsor content and crowd prompts.
Stadium signage drives concession sales by putting menus and offers in front of fans when they are hungry. Menus can be scheduled by time, date or interval, combo deals can rotate between innings or periods, and staff can pull a sold-out item from all menus the moment it runs out.
Yes, sponsors can be given scheduled, measurable screen time. Sponsor loops are scheduled by screen, time and date, the content manager reports screen activity, and with the AI Add-Ons, AI cameras measure views, attention and dwell time in front of each screen without recording video.
Screens in a venue are placed at entrances and ticket gates, along concourses, above concession stands, inside suites and club lounges, near restroom lines and, in larger formats, in fan zones and around the seating bowl.
Screens across a large venue are managed from one AIScreen dashboard. Staff build playlists for each area, publish updates to one or hundreds of screens, and use remote device management to see what is playing, restart media players and receive an alert if a device drops offline.
Emergency and crowd-flow messaging can go out on every screen at once: AIScreen switches all screens to one shared message, such as an evacuation route or a gate update, and then returns them to regular content. The Emergency Alert app and instant publishing keep urgent notices visible across the venue.
