Sports Entertainment Network is launching SEN Stadium this Wednesday at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
The in-stadium app feature is a live commentary listening experience that overcomes traditional transmission delays to broadcast in the venue with zero latency.
The Australian-first technology acts as the ultimate in-venue companion.
SEN Stadium sits within the SEN app platform and has launched with incredible success already at the MCG, Marvel Stadium and Optus Stadium over the past two years across live AFL and Cricket. The average stream length for users across both codes sits at over 80 minutes per stream.
Acclaimed broadcaster and Chief Sports Caller Gerard Whateley is excited to see the response from Sydney cricket fans at the SCG.
“SEN Stadium takes the game day experience for fans to the next level. We have loved bringing this to life across other veues for Cricket and the AFL, and the SCG has always been seen as a key piece of the puzzle for the technology,” said Whateley.
SEN has partnered with D2N technology Solutions in the development of SEN Stadium. All the user has to do is download the SEN app, click on SEN Stadium, join the venue Wi-Fi to then live stream the real time audio.
SEN Digital Director Simon Chapman is thrilled to see this enhancement of the SEN app grow and has plans to roll out the Stadium feature to other major Australian sporting venues very soon.
“As a business we absolutely seek to be at the forefront of innovative audio and digital experiences that enhance fan engagement. I have no doubt we will continue to see this expand across the country with more stadiums very soon,” Chapman said.
The revolutionary live streaming solution is now available for all AFL and Cricket matches across the SCG, MCG, Marvel Stadium and Optus Stadium.
For more information and to download, visit senstadium.com.au