INTEGRATION OF SMART TECHNOLOGIES INTO THE INFRASTRUCTURE OF MODERN SPORTS STADIUMS

The paper analyzes the integration of smart technologies into the infrastructure of modern sports stadiums, highlighting their impact on various aspects of the functioning and management of these complex facilities. Smart technologies, such as the Internet of Things (IoT), advanced security systems, energy management, and digital services for visitors, have become key elements in the modernization of sports stadiums. The paper explores how these technologies enhance interaction with visitors, enabling personalized and interactive experiences, as well as improving logistics and security. Additionally, the paper addresses the challenges associated with the implementation of smart technologies, such as high initial costs, technical complexity, the need for specialized personnel, and system maintenance. Case studies of successfully integrated smart technologies in stadiums worldwide are analyzed, emphasizing benefits such as increased energy efficiency, reduced operational costs, and enhanced security protocols. Finally, the paper offers recommendations for future projects, highlighting the need for strategic planning and continuous evaluation of technologies to ensure their maximum potential in the context of sports infrastructure.

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SPORTICOPEDIA - SMB
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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.58984/smbic240201325s
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Software System Performance and Reliability
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INTEGRATION OF SMART TECHNOLOGIES INTO THE INFRASTRUCTURE OF MODERN SPORTS STADIUMS

Milan Stanković, Viktorija Misić, Ioanna Siotropou
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INTEGRATION OF SMART TECHNOLOGIES INTO THE INFRASTRUCTURE OF MODERN SPORTS STADIUMS

Milan Stanković, Viktorija Misić, Ioanna Siotropou
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The paper analyzes the integration of smart technologies into the infrastructure of modern sports stadiums, highlighting their impact on various aspects of the functioning and management of these complex facilities. Smart technologies, such as the Internet of Things (IoT), advanced security systems, energy management, and digital services for visitors, have become key elements in the modernization of sports stadiums. The paper explores how these technologies enhance interaction with visitors, enabling personalized and interactive experiences, as well as improving logistics and security. Additionally, the paper addresses the challenges associated with the implementation of smart technologies, such as high initial costs, technical complexity, the need for specialized personnel, and system maintenance. Case studies of successfully integrated smart technologies in stadiums worldwide are analyzed, emphasizing benefits such as increased energy efficiency, reduced operational costs, and enhanced security protocols. Finally, the paper offers recommendations for future projects, highlighting the need for strategic planning and continuous evaluation of technologies to ensure their maximum potential in the context of sports infrastructure.

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INTEGRATION OF SMART TECHNOLOGIES INTO THE INFRASTRUCTURE OF MODERN SPORTS STADIUMS — Milan Stanković, Viktorija Misić, et al. · SPORTICOPEDIA - SMB (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS