MetLife Axis Stadium

The security team of this North American stadium has worked with the manufacturer Axis Communications to develop a custom video surveillance camera, with 8K resolution and a bespoke lens, that offers clear viewing, Accurate and intelligent over long distances.

Located in East Rutherford (New Jersey – USA), The MetLife Stadium hosts from the parties of the National Football League (NFL) to concerts and other events. Considered one of the safest sports venues, was the first to obtain the Safety Act certification of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. UU. and has been recognized for implementing modern security solutions.

In order to continue advancing in this aspect, The stadium managers have taken a further step to develop directly with the security manufacturer Axis Communications A surveillance device tailored to the unique needs of the venue.

"MetLife Stadium has always been committed to safety and holds its partners to a very high standard," he explains Fredrik Nilsson, Vp. by Axis Communications-. When the security team explained to us that they were having a hard time finding a commercial device that met their needs, We saw it as an opportunity to innovate and design a more personalized solution".

This customized solution aims to increase the stadium's security capabilities, providing high-quality, high-definition video at a great distance that allows the team of operators to identify details from anywhere in the venue.

MetLife Axis StadiumAs he explains Danny DeLorenzi, Vp. MetLife Stadium Safety and Security Services, "As one of the largest stadiums in the world, Fan safety is our number one priority. unfortunately, None of the off-the-shelf solutions we tested were able to provide the desired coverage with the video quality we were looking for. Axis worked with us to Develop a custom solution in which our needs were taken into account from the concept phase to implementation".

The result of this collaboration has been the development of an innovative camera capable of providing full visibility throughout the stadium that, at the same time, Enable your security team to take advantage of advanced video analytics solutions.

The new camera features a objective Canon of 150 mm Custom Made, available exclusively for Axis, which offers a 8K resolution (33 Megapixel) To 30 FPS and a resolution of 41 megapixels to 15 FPS.

This powerful device uses two Artpec-8 chips (a proprietary system-on-chip designed by Axis) that provide optimal performance in a variety of lighting conditions. In addition, has Electronic image stabilization (Eis), even in situations of noisy crowds and turbulent weather conditions.

The camera comes standard with features specifically designed to improve performance in a stadium in a variety of lighting conditions. It also features a custom-made lens to deliver 8K resolution and capable of recording images in a wide dynamic range, capturing a wide spectrum of color tones in sharp, high-contrast video.

In addition to identifying and cataloguing features with high accuracy and Advanced Video Analytics, the camera Integrates with existing surveillance devices, allowing compatibility with supports installed on the pressed concrete structure.

Specifically,, MetLife Stadium managers tested that this device could be easily integrated with their security system, including video management (Vms), current technology partners and local public safety agencies.

While with this new custom surveillance solution, stadium security capabilities are more advanced than ever, but the team is planning New improvements to the venue.

Officials are working to identify ways to leverage the devices to improve security, while exploring different video analytics solutions. The ultimate goal is not only to advance the protection of fans and visitors, but also speed up entry to the stadium with easier and more efficient access.


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By • 20 Feb, 2025
• Section: Case studies, Urban security, Video surveillance