SPORTS ANT has delivered 120+ digital sports venues — shopping-mall anchor stores, city-level digital sports centers and community trend-sports halls. The cities, floor areas and equipment packages in these cases are references you can map onto your own project.
We do not quote from a drawing: city, floor area, budget and audience are confirmed first, then ceiling height, load capacity, fire safety and circulation are verified, and only then are the equipment list and investment model fixed. That is why projects can open on schedule.
Read a case against your own conditions: floor area, ceiling height, budget and opening date. Each case page lists location, delivery scope and equipment types, so you can compare sites before requesting a plan.
Two venues of the same size can still need different equipment mixes when the audience differs — a mall with heavy weekend family traffic suits lower-intensity multiplayer units, while a city sports centre with school groups needs higher throughput and stricter booking rules. Use the cases to test how the mix changes with audience, not just with budget.
Where a project was delivered in phases, the case notes which equipment went live first and why, which is useful when your own funding or fit-out schedule is staged. Delivery scope, site conditions and the handover documents are listed per project so your consultant can quote against real constraints.
Use the cases together with the document center and the topic pages: a case shows what worked in a real venue, the documents explain the delivery and warranty terms behind it, and the topic pages give you the checklist to apply the same logic to your own site. Reading all three before a quote meeting cuts the risk of agreeing to terms that no real project has tested.