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NFL picks Wicket for in-stadium credentialing program using facial authentication
The National Football League will use facial authentication technology from Wicket for a league-wide internal credentialing system this season, according to the company. After a trial last year at several NFL venues, including Cleveland Browns Stadium, the league will implement a Wicket-based system at all 30 league venues for all 32 teams, starting with this summer's first preseason games. According...Editorial
Copa America, Hard Rock Stadium show how NOT to run security and ticketing for a big event
As we wait to see whether or not anyone accepts or gets hit with the blame (or any legal charges) for the fan fiasco that was the Copa America final Sunday, one thing is for sure -- the event organizers CONMEBOL and the host venue, Hard Rock Stadium, have delivered a huge "don't do this" example for other venues planning...Feature
Security Scanners Market Report: New walk-through security screening technology is gaining rapid acceptance among venues
Building on Stadium Tech Report’s exploration of concessions automation, we’re kicking off a series focused on venue security that dives into efforts to eliminate crowding at stadium entries while preserving hard-won gains in stadium security. Look below for links to all parts of our "Security Scanners Market Report," including explanations of how any why this technology came to market, analysis...Feature
Security Scanners Market Report: Stadiums are rapidly adopting new walk-through security scanners
Part 1: Accelerating security screening Long lines for security screening, once the bane of fans at just about every sports and entertainment venue, are rapidly disappearing of late thanks to new security screening technology that is gaining rapid acceptance among venue owners and operators. The pandemic opened a new chapter in stadium operations. Common wisdom surrounding the fan experience was...Feature