Daktronics captivates the Mizzou Arena audience with a large central screen

Suspended in the center of the track, The new scoreboard has four video screens Daktronics, out of 5×7,5 each one, and at the bottom there are two additional ones that measure 1.8×5 meters each.

He Mizzou Arena has debuted a central scoreboard system with suspended and auxiliary screens manufactured by the Brookings company Daktronics (Dakota del Sur), ready to inform and entertain fans. In total, nine screens have been supplied to the University of Missouri, located in Columbia, before the fall sports season.

David Bartlett, director of systems engineering at Mizzou Athletics, states that “it is important that we work with partners who are with us in the long term.”. A demonstrated commitment to sales excellence, engineering, construction and support has qualified Daktronics to become a trusted systems partner for Mizzou Athletics. Working with them on this project has once again allowed Mizzou Athletics to achieve the means necessary to create and maintain the best fan experience.”

Suspended in the center of the track, The scoreboard has four main video screens with a continuity that offers a seamless canvas and are visible from any point in the arena. Each screen measures about 5 meters high by 7,5 meters wide. At the bottom of the center marker, two additional screens are angled towards the audience sitting closest to the court. These two measure 1,80 meters high by 5 meters wide each.

The central screens have a pixel resolution of 5,9 millimeters offering sharp and bright images. Each can display any combination of live video, instant replays, up-to-the-minute statistics, graphics, sponsorship animations or messages. They can be divided into zones with variable content, allowing you to display a large image or multiple areas of digital content.

“On behalf of everyone at Daktronics, We are very excited to present this new technological update at Mizzou Arena”, highlights Ryan Kuzman, Daktronics sales representative. “I really believe that this new central marker, and its control system, They will take the fan experience at their events to a new high level for many years to come.”

Regarding the auxiliary screens installed in the venue, Three giants have been installed that complement the content of the main screen and offer a complete and immersive experience during each match. One of them measures 0,76 meters high by 5 meters wide, while the other two are from 0,76 meters high by 3,5 meters wide. All three have a pixel resolution of 5,9 millimeters.

Installed on the public entrances and exits to the stands, These screens may offer additional graphics and information, while being an important channel for sponsors during events.

In addition to systems and equipment, Daktronics has developed a content package produced by its Daktronics Creative Services division.