Samsung will build MLB's most advanced stadium for the New York Mets

Last updated: Dec 20th, 2021 at 14:49 UTC+01:00

Samsung Electronics has signed a multi-year deal with the American professional baseball game team, the New York Mets. Samsung volition be responsible for bringing the team's vision of a "one-of-a-kind ballpark" to life past completely transforming the Citi Field stadium's display, digital signage systems, and broadcasting systems.

This partnership fuels one of the largest single projects in all professional sports, though information technology is not the only one. Last year, Samsung besides fitted the world'southward largest-in-sports LED videoboard at the SoFi stadium. Similarly, the new projection with the New York Mets will have Samsung install more than i,300 LCD screens and four,000 foursquare feet of direct-view LED screens in public spaces.

Twice as many wearisome-motion replay systems

The multi-year projection is expected to kicking off in 2022. New York Mets fans who will attend future baseball games at Citi Field will get data about the game on a fully upgraded LED scoreboard capable of rendering 4K video.

Samsung will likewise install a ballpark-wide IPTV organisation through this new joint projection. The arrangement will acquit near 100 channels of sports and entertainment.

Last but not least, spectators will benefit from twice the number of slow-motion replay systems and three times as many cameras, all working together to deliver better game coverage for sports fans who are watching from domicile.

"Our partnership with Samsung is a significant investment from our owner Steve Cohen to bring the most country-of-the-art engineering science to the ballpark and provide our fans an fifty-fifty meliorate experience at Citi Field," said Mets Chief Applied science Officer Marking Brubaker.

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