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Stadium Tech Report

February 12th, 2026

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Sports World Congress 2026 puts the spotlight on the future of AI for stadiums

Artificial intelligence and smart stadium technology are quickly becoming some of the most consequential topics in the global sports industry. For US stadium executives looking to understand where this transformation is headed, Sports World Congress offers a rare opportunity to engage directly with the global leaders shaping it. The 2026 edition takes place February 2–3 in Barcelona, bringing together venue...

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STR Digest – week ending 1/9/26

STADIUM TECHNOLOGY NEWS New Nissan Stadium to lead with the largest Just Walk Out deployment in sports The Tennessee Titans and Amazon have partnered to equip the new Nissan Stadium with the largest single-venue rollout of Amazon’s Just Walk Out frictionless retail technology, covering all 40+ concession locations to redefine event-day convenience for fans. Set to open ahead of the...

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STR Weekly Digest – week ending 1/2/26

STADIUM TECHNOLOGY NEWS Suncorp Stadium eyes AI-driven tech upgrades ahead of 2032 Games Planning has begun for potential AI-focused upgrades at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane to improve event operations, turf management and fan experience as part of a broader modernization push ahead of the 2032 Olympics. Venue operator Legends Global is evaluating concepts like artificial intelligence systems to streamline changeovers...

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STR Weekly Digest – week ending 12/26/25

STADIUM PROJECT NEWS Denver Summit FC Stadium gets city green light Denver City Council has approved a package to support the new 14,500-seat, purpose-built stadium for the NWSL expansion club Denver Summit FC at Santa Fe Yards, including an initial $50 M–$70 M public investment in land and infrastructure as part of a broader ~$150 M–$200 M project. Read more...

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STR Weekly Digest – week ending 12/19/25

STADIUM TECHNOLOGY NEWS Wicket to bring facial ticketing to Valero Alamo Bowl Wicket will deploy its facial authentication ticketing technology at the Valero Alamo Bowl on Dec. 30, enabling fans who opt in to enter the Alamodome through dedicated facial-recognition entry lanes for faster, contact-free access. The roll-out follows successful pilot programs at other venues and reflects growing adoption of...

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Galtronics owner Baylin acquires antenna tech with acquisition of Sweden’s Kaelus

Baylin Technologies, the parent company of stadium cellular antenna provider Galtronics, announced an agreement to acquire the Sweden-based Kaelus, a company with leading antenna technologies in the areas of RF conditioning and testing and measurement. The deal, valued at $42 million Candian ($30.51 million USD) is expected to close early in 2026, pending regulatory approvals. Leighton Carroll, chief executive officer...

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