PlanValley deployed an integrated production system for the Lidl Final4 handball tournament, featuring an ASB GlassFloor LED surface, Disguise media servers, and Kinexon tracking. The project combined real-time generative graphics and positional data to create a unified visual experience for both in-arena spectators and broadcast audiences.
This deployment demonstrates the transition of sports surfaces from passive infrastructure to active, data-driven media layers. By integrating Kinexon tracking with real-time rendering, PlanValley has moved beyond simple digital signage toward a responsive environment where athlete movement directly dictates visual output. For the broader streaming ecosystem, this signals a shift in how 'second screen' information is being pulled back into the primary feed, reducing viewer friction by placing statistics directly in the field of play. Watch for whether other indoor leagues adopt LED flooring to unlock new inventory for high-visibility partner activations during live play.
PlanValley successfully deployed an ASB GlassFloor at the Lidl Final4, transforming the handball court into a full-resolution LED canvas. By synchronizing Kinexon tracking data with Disguise media servers, the production created real-time generative visuals that react to athlete movement, signaling a major shift toward data-driven, responsive sports broadcasting environments.
The ASB GlassFloor serves as both a professional-grade playing surface for handball and a full-resolution LED canvas that displays match data and real-time entertainment graphics.
Kinexon tracking data is bridged into Notch to generate real-time particle effects that follow performers and athletes across the court, managed by Disguise GX 3+ and VX 4+ servers.
It demonstrates a shift where sports surfaces become active, data-driven media layers, allowing statistics and visual effects to be integrated directly into the field of play for both arena and broadcast audiences.
Anamorphic perspective mapping is used to create 3D visual illusions that are specifically calibrated for the main broadcast camera position.
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