
All-star weekends, grand prix fan zones, and sports entertainment. Venues built for roars, not intelligibility. Robotic coverage control puts music, speech, and the thrill of the moment into the seats — and keeps it off the field, the glass, and the broadcast mics.

Basketball’s biggest showcase fills a football stadium with superstars, live music, and sheer excitement for live broadcast. PK’s robotic line source shaped coverage onto the seating, tier by tier.
Vertical splay at 0.1° and per-module horizontal control let the system follow the architecture instead of washing the reflective surfaces — event-scale energy with broadcast-grade separation.

Between sessions at Spa-Francorchamps, the Grand Prix becomes a festival — headline DJs on the F1 Stage for fans who spent the day with race cars at full song. PK arrays carried the show with the pattern control to keep music on the crowd in a wide-open paddock environment.
Robotic coverage shaped in real-time to cover the gathered crowd, not the entire site.

With Italian partner Backstage PA, T8 arrays over T18 subwoofers were ground-stacked along the touchline for a nationally televised charity match — stadium PA held to broadcast standards.
Robotic directivity kept announce and music on the stands and off the pitch microphones, with stacks low enough to stay out of every camera line.
“Our PK Sound solution is configured to keep acoustic energy off reflective surfaces and focus it only where people are gathered, and the results are truly phenomenal.”

AF Live deployed an expansive T10 / T8 robotic system in-the-round for the WBC Super-Featherweight championship bout at Southampton's St. Mary's Stadium.

VideoSound Pro, Backstage, and MG Service Pro deployed portable stacks of T8 robotic arrays over T18 subwoofers to cover the stadium for Italy's beloved…

It’s typically the abundance of world-renowned architecture that attracts visitors to Barcelona’s iconic Passeig de Gràcia – one of the historic…
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