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Stadium Tech Report

October 5th, 2024

Dodger Stadium

News

Los Angeles Dodgers using WaitTime for crowd-intelligence data

The Los Angeles Dodgers announced a partnership with crowd-intelligence system provider WaitTime, to better understand crowd behavior inside different parts of Dodger Stadium. WaitTime, which uses a combination of camera feeds and artificial intelligence software to provide real-time analysis of crowd flow and fan behavior, can help teams and venues better understand how crowds behave in certain spaces like concession...

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Editorial

Dodger Stadium: Parking-lot cellular provides connectivity for vaccinations

Major League Baseball's third-oldest stadium has served as a stage for the Beatles (1966), Pope John Paul II (1987), and even the National Hockey League's Stadium Series (2014). So in this needs-must Covid-19 era, it was perhaps only logical that Dodger Stadium would re-purpose its sprawling parking complex for Covid testing and vaccinations earlier this year. Using adjacent lots, the...

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News

Appetize adds 5 MLB teams, 10 minor-league teams to concessions-systems roster

Food, beverage, and retail management software company Appetize Technologies Inc. has added five Major League Baseball teams and 10 minor-league teams this season to its roster of baseball venues using the company's systems to help power concessions and retail sales, according to the company. The five new stadiums using Appetize software and technology this season are Dodger Stadium, Progressive Field,...

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Feature

Dodgers up the ante with new Wi-Fi 6 network

Professional sports may have put games and exhibitions on hold, but a handful of IT executives from Major League Baseball teams have been using pandemic downtime to upgrade Wi-Fi and DAS systems in their stadiums. Case in point: The Los Angeles Dodgers just completed the league’s first Wi-Fi 6 overhaul along with adding new 5G cellular antennas to ensure Blue...

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