Enhanced Fan Engagement
Spectators experienced an immersive, competitive auction during the match, increasing excitement and interaction.
Azati developed an interactive web application for spectators at Levi’s Stadium, enabling them to participate in an online auction during a football match. The system synchronized live interactive bidding on personal devices and the stadium's jumbotron screen, creating an engaging and competitive experience.
Increase in On-stadium User Engagement
Faster Interaction Latency
increase in successful real-time auction participation
The client wanted to increase fan engagement during football matches by allowing spectators to participate in live auctions. They needed a seamless system integrated into the existing stadium infrastructure, working reliably across personal devices and the large jumbotron display, providing a smooth and synchronized interactive experience for thousands of participants simultaneously.
The auction required real-time synchronization across thousands of personal devices and the stadium jumbotron, ensuring all participants had the same experience. Azati proposed leveraging WebSocket technology for real-time communication to synchronize all devices and the jumbotron instantly, ensuring seamless interaction across platforms.
The interface needed to support various screen resolutions, including the unique 1,120 x 4,648 resolution of the stadium’s jumbotron, while maintaining flawless visual quality. Azati recommended implementing adaptive image scaling and responsive design techniques to ensure pixel-perfect quality across devices, especially the large jumbotron screen.
The application’s front-end was built using AngularJS, ensuring smooth interactions and dynamic updates.
We utilized CSS3 Media Queries to adapt the interface to different screen sizes, including desktops, mobile devices, and the stadium’s display.
The WebSocket API was implemented to maintain a persistent connection between the server and client devices, enabling real-time updates and synchronization.
The solution was designed to integrate smoothly into the customer’s existing digital environment, reducing development costs and avoiding infrastructure disruptions.
The SCRUM methodology was used to ensure flexible and efficient development, incorporating continuous feedback and iteration.
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Inquire for more infoEnables spectators to participate in live auctions during football matches with dynamic pricing and immediate interaction, creating an engaging and competitive experience.
Ensures the web application works seamlessly on mobile phones, desktops, and the stadium jumbotron, providing a uniform experience for all participants.
Coordinates videos, auction information, and interactive elements to play simultaneously on personal devices and the jumbotron, enhancing user engagement and excitement.
Displays the winning bidder’s name immediately across all screens, reinforcing excitement and engagement during live auctions.
Ensures the auction system operates smoothly with minimal latency, supporting large-scale participation without performance issues.
Spectators experienced an immersive, competitive auction during the match, increasing excitement and interaction.
The interactive game created a new revenue stream by monetizing fan participation through auctions.
The use of modern web technologies minimized development costs while maximizing efficiency.
The solution was designed to be scalable for future enhancements and adaptable for other sports events.
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