Panomera makes it possible to monitor huge areas from one single location. Dallmeier has designed this multifocal sensor system to achieve particularly high detail resolution, even at large distances. The company calls this feature the Panomera effect, which makes it possible to identify individuals positively, even at a distance of more than 160 m.

Panomera provides image material in real time at frame rates of up to 25 fps – in other words, a completely smooth recording. If something happens at a stadium – for example, if a Bengal firework is lit – the recording can play the incident back in single steps, frame by frame, and thus reveal beyond doubt who lit the flare so that the perpetrator can be called to account later on.

Another advantage is the high cost effectiveness of the Panomera concept: Where multiple cameras were previously required, now one single installation site is all it takes. This significantly lowers the overall cost of the necessary infrastructure, which includes equipment such as masts and wiring.

Fascinating and informative forums and lectures by experts on four stages will round out the exhibitors’ schedule of events at the Sponsor’s Sports Venue Summit. This is where renowned speakers will discuss relevant sectoral developments. On the second day of the conference, under the heading “physical security & digital signage” Dallmeier will present a lecture on “IP cameras, crowd management, face recognition: the latest technology in overview.” The speaker is Mr Roland Meier, Panomera Team Leader at Dallmeier, who has already equipped several stadiums in Germany with the multifocal sensor system.