SEAT Women’s Water Polo Tournament Hungary - Canada - sports technology operation
The customer requested the procurement, installation and operation of the LED perimeter, the LED scoreboard system, the entire sound design and lighting technique system as well as the stage solution for the duration of the SEAT Tournament in the Hajós Alfréd National Swimming Stadium and Széchy Tamás Swimming Complex.
It was of utmost importance for these sub-systems to be able to work both in harmony with as well as independently from each other.
In order to allow ourselves enough time for testing, we needed to set up the systems for the complex controlling mechanism quickly and flawlessly; leaving anything untested for the actual event was not an option.
Design & build; we synchronized the installation work of a 30-meter-long LED perimeter and, to ensure an uninterrupted experience for the audience, an 18 meter wide, 3 meter tall Uniview TEKKEN LED scoreboard of *P5.95 resolution in the background.
The 18m x 6m stage had an ALU structure with 0.8m tall legs and it hosted the 2 meter wide, 1 meter tall DJ stand with Uniview TEKKEN LED modules of *P5.95 resolution and a 3m x 2m DJ podium.
Since the operation necessitated the help of our technicians, we ourselves could also follow every nail-biting moment of this exciting match!
Images were shot at the Hungary – Canada match.
—
*P value (pixel distance): The LED modules are made with light-weight diodes, spaced 1.8 to 10 mm apart. The P value represents the relative value of the diodes, expressed in millimetres both in the vertical and the horizontal direction.









We designed an LED video wall and sound system with all the necessary accessories for the newly constructed BEACH ARENA CSOPAK – the largest beach sports centre at Lake Balaton. The client's concept was to set up an LED video wall that could be se...
Project details
In Odorheiu Secuiesc, in Septimia Resort, located next to the Szejke Stream, the idea of Septimia Sport Klub Bowling Egyesület was to install an LED video wall at the end of the bowling alley, so that the content can be displayed on it as desired. ...
Project details