Japan's Osaki Park Stadium refitted with new LED lighting

Zinuofei recently announced that it has installed a new LED lighting system at the Osaki Park Stadium in Kobe, Japan, to help the world's largest rugby tournament in the country from September 20th to November 2nd. The Philips Arena Vision LED light installed this time will be controlled by Zinuofei 's Interact Sports intelligent interconnect lighting system. This combination not only creates a spectacular light show, but also offers a variety of program lighting scenarios based on the different event criteria in the venue. Installed in this 30,132-seat stadium, the lighting system is verified with innovative robotic measurement technology using video precision calibration and laser scanning technology.

This stadium, which will serve the world's largest rugby tournament, is also one of the venues for the Japanese professional football league. A total of 404 Philips Arena Vision LED luminaires are installed here. A variety of lighting scenes controlled by the Interact Sports system can meet a variety of different events from football to football. The excellent experience created during the entire viewing process will make the audience stunned and make Kobe Stadium attract more other events. Compared to traditional lighting systems, the new energy-efficient LED lighting system saves 45% on electricity bills.

“We are very pleased to light up the Kobe Osaki Park Stadium to help the world’s largest rugby tournament.” Thierry Jean Baptiste Chapiteau, manager of the lighting industry at the Global Sports Arena, said, “The players can get the perfect lighting experience on the field. Fans from all over the world can enjoy the highest resolution broadcast on TV at home, and the fans can enjoy the extraordinary atmosphere rendered by the light show."

By introducing the robot measurement technology, laser scanning and video precision calibration system, the installation and debugging time of the lamps is greatly shortened, and the precision and installation quality are also improved. The entire process of upgrading from traditional high-intensity gas discharge (HID) site lighting to LED systems was completed in just 65 days. In addition, robotic measurement technology fully protects the course turf throughout the installation process.

“We are impressed by our due diligence and advanced engineering technology. These new technologies have played a vital role in our successful completion of the project. We are very pleased to work together to complete the project, thanks to the project team members. This effort is made.” Mr. Nakamoto of Kinden Corporation, one of the largest electromechanical contractors in Japan, commissioned by Kobe City, said.

In addition to the Kobe Osaki Park Stadium, Yannuofei also participated in the Toyota Stadium project in Aichi Prefecture. The venue will also serve the football tour. Toyota Stadium and Kobe Stadium are the first stadiums in Japan to use the robotic measurement technology to install Interact Sports smart interconnect lighting system and Philips Arena Vision high-quality LED lighting.