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"NBA Unveils Cutting-Edge LED Glass Court for All-Star 2024 Weekend"
sports2 years ago

"NBA Unveils Cutting-Edge LED Glass Court for All-Star 2024 Weekend"

The 2024 NBA All-Star Saturday night will feature a state-of-the-art LED glass court, providing interactive graphics and real-time statistics during events like the 3-Point Contest. NBA VP of Basketball Operations Joe Dumars and NBPA president Andre Iguodala tested the court and approved its traction and feel. Developed by ASB GlassFloor, this innovative court has been used at FIBA events and marks its first appearance at an NBA event.

"NBA All-Star 2024: LED Glass Court Unveiled for Weekend Events"
sports2 years ago

"NBA All-Star 2024: LED Glass Court Unveiled for Weekend Events"

The NBA will debut a state-of-the-art, full video LED court at Lucas Oil Stadium for All-Star weekend events, including the skills competition, 3-point contest, slam dunk competition, and shooting matchup, while the actual All-Star Game will remain on a wooden court. Developed by ASB GlassFloor, the court will feature interactive graphics, real-time game stats, replays, and player tracking animations, and has been approved for usage by FIBA. The court, made of two layers of laminated safety glass, plays similarly to wood and has been tested by NBA players and executives for safety and performance.

"NBA Introduces LED Glass Court for 2024 All-Star Weekend"
sports2 years ago

"NBA Introduces LED Glass Court for 2024 All-Star Weekend"

The NBA will debut a state-of-the-art, full video LED court for All-Star Weekend events at Lucas Oil Stadium, including the skills competition, 3-point contest, slam dunk competition, and shooting matchup, while the All-Star Game itself will remain on a wooden court. Developed by ASB GlassFloor, the court features two layers of laminated safety glass and will display real-time game stats, replays, video content, and player tracking animations. The surface plays similarly to wood in terms of bounce and feel, and the NBA has been considering its use for some time, with FIBA having approved its usage at top-tier competitions in 2022.