An integrated solution for navigation, safety, and comfort for all guests
Incompatible solutions for navigation, alerts, and flow management create chaos
Growing inclusivity standards demand a comprehensive approach to design
Managing 80,000+ spectators requires precise coordination and instant response
Fans with disabilities often receive secondary service
Physical access through ramps, elevators, and special zones
Equal comfort and safety for people with all needs
Technologies that make the experience better for every visitor
UniStadium transforms the stadium experience, making it more comfortable, safe, and accessible for every guest.
Quickly find your seats, restrooms, food stalls, and exits. Personalized routes for all visitors.
Receive instant alerts and important safety information to stay informed at all times.
Adapted services and support for people of all needs ensure that everyone feels welcome.
These advanced technologies help all fans and stadium visitors easily navigate and receive full information, creating an inclusive and comfortable experience.
Visualfy technology ensures equal and inclusive access to important information for all fans and stadium visitors, improving overall understanding.
The Mapxus system creates personalized routes for everyone, helping all easily navigate the stadium and find necessary facilities.
Seamless integration with existing systems promotes improved coordination for all stadium services and provides a unique experience for all categories of visitors.
A revolutionary visual notification system that makes stadiums safe and accessible for people with hearing impairments.
Bright colored light alerts replace audible signals for deaf and hard-of-hearing visitors.
Instant visual emergency warnings via light panels and screens.
Visual duplication of all audible announcements on digital screens throughout the stadium.
Personalized push notifications to smartphones with important match and safety information.
Connection to fire alarms, security systems, and crowd management.
Full compliance with UEFA Accessibility Guidelines 2024 for visual notification systems. The document is available at the link: UEFA Accessibility Guidelines 2024
A revolutionary navigation system that makes stadiums accessible to all visitors.
The system creates individual paths for each visitor, taking into account their needs and limitations.
Easily find your seats, restrooms, food courts, exits, and any other facilities in the stadium.
The "find friends" feature helps people easily meet anywhere in the stadium.
Especially useful for those visiting the stadium for the first time or unfamiliar with the local language.
Adapted routes for people with disabilities, including access to elevators, ramps, and special zones.
Works in conjunction with other technologies to create a unified experience.
Analysis of sector occupancy and identification of potential bottlenecks
Redirection of flows through alternative routes
Personalized notifications for specific zones and groups of visitors
Voice navigation and tactile feedback via mobile devices
Visual duplication of all audio alerts and announcements
Density monitoring and automatic flow redistribution
Intuitive interfaces, understandable for people of all ages and abilities

The 167-page document, developed by UEFA in collaboration with AccessibAll, sets comprehensive requirements for the inclusivity of football stadiums across Europe.
Requirement: "Good signage benefits everyone, especially spectators on matchdays. It is particularly important to disabled people"
Requirement: "Signage should be clear and legible, well positioned at a height that makes it visible in a crowd, illuminated and sufficiently colour contrasted"
Mapxus Compliance: The smart navigation system provides personalized routes and clear navigation
Requirement: "Accessible transport and access are essential, so venues should consider developing a transport access plan for disabled supporters and customers"
Requirement: "It is important to provide appropriate identifiable signage, using the internationally recognised symbol of accessibility"
Requirement: "Good, frequent signage benefits everyone, especially spectators on matchdays. It is particularly important to disabled people"
Mapxus Compliance: The route-finding functionality to a specific location in the stadium helps families, first-time visitors, and those looking to meet friends – this is especially important for people with disabilities
Requirement: "Good signage also benefits first-time visitors to stadiums and visitors, who may not speak the local language"
Requirement: "Clear pathways and signage" for people with disabilities
Mapxus Compliance: The navigation system is particularly useful for first-time visitors to the stadium and helps people easily find each other, which is critically important for inclusivity
Requirement: "Stadiums and football stakeholders are increasingly recognising the importance of integrating advanced technologies and trends to cater to disabled fans"
Requirement: "From website design to the deployment of smart technologies, this kind of innovation is crucial to create an inclusive, accessible and enjoyable environment for all fans"
Compliance: Mapxus and Visualfy represent cutting-edge technologies for inclusivity
Requirement: "Impaired hearing is by far the most prevalent single disability, and this is often overlooked when designing facilities and providing services"
Requirement: "Visual fire alarm or strobe warning system in conjunction with audible signals should also be considered"
Visualfy Compliance: The visual alert system ensures equal access to information for deaf and hard of hearing individuals
Requirement: "Visual fire alarm or strobe warning system in conjunction with audible signals should also be considered"
Requirement: "Safety and emergency information should also always be communicated on scoreboards or video screens throughout the stadium"
Visualfy Compliance: Visual alerting technology is critically important for safety
Requirement: "Mobile applications, stadiums are offering unprecedented levels of personalisation and accessibility"
Requirement: "These apps are comprehensive platforms that allow fans to interact with the venue in real time, from finding the best accessible entry points to locating seating that meets their specific needs"
Mapxus Compliance: Mobile solutions for navigation and personalized experience


Due to project confidentiality, the names of the stadiums cannot be disclosed.
"FC Barcelona invested in Visualfy as one of the first two companies under the new Barça Innovation Hub strategy for sports innovation development"
In 2023, FC Barcelona implemented the Visualfy Places system in the Fan Services Office (OAB) at Camp Nou stadium. The system uses colored light signals to convey information to people with hearing impairments.
Source: FC Barcelona Official Website, June 2023

1.3 billion people (16% of the global population) experience significant disabilities. (WHO Global Report on Health Equity for Persons with Disabilities, 2023)
27% of the EU population aged 16+ reported having some form of disability in 2023. (European Union Disability Statistics, 2023)
Over 100 million people with disabilities in the EU alone support football teams. (Market analysis based on EU disability statistics)
The sports facilities market is growing at a CAGR of 24.8%, reaching USD 1268.3 billion by 2035 (from USD 138.5 billion in 2024).
Studies indicate that accessibility improvements can significantly boost venue attendance and revenue. (General market research)
Research indicates that over 20% of the population at any given time requires accessible infrastructure and services. (FIFA Stadium Guidelines, 2021)
UEFA's new accessibility guidelines, updated September 2024, emphasize a strategic approach to accessibility in football. (UEFA Accessibility Guide 2022, updated with 2024 implications)
Over 300 global sports stadiums are undergoing renovation or new construction in 2025. (Deloitte Sports Industry Outlook, 2023, referencing future trends)
UniStadium creates new standards of comfort using modern technologies. This makes stadiums accessible to many people.
Fans are satisfied, and projects become more valuable for architectural firms.
Our clear rules and proven implementation and testing methodology accelerate stadium delivery. This reduces errors and delays, lowering construction costs.
Architectural firms avoid delays, delivering UniStadium projects on time and within budget.
Detailed analysis of your facility's architectural plans and operational requirements to determine optimal equipment placement points and develop a customized integration strategy.
Creation of comprehensive design documentation, including layouts for all sensors, cameras, and displays, as well as a detailed software architecture and integration protocols with your existing systems.
Prompt delivery of high-precision equipment, professional installation of all components (sensors, analytical modules, visualization displays, and server hardware) with minimal disruption to current operations.
Fine-tuning of software, calibration of all subsystems, and seamless integration with your security, building management, and other platforms to ensure a unified operational space.
Provision of specialized training for operators, security personnel, and IT staff on effective system use, data interpretation, and response to potential threats, along with ongoing technical support.
Expanding our technologies to large public facilities such as airports, train stations, and shopping centers, to optimize passenger and visitor flows, enhance operational efficiency, and improve security through intelligent monitoring.
Deep integration of our solutions with urban infrastructure and intelligent transportation systems. This will ensure dynamic traffic management, rapid emergency response, and the generation of analytical data for sustainable urban planning.
Implementing digital twin technology to create a virtual model of the city. This will enable accurate forecasting of infrastructure development, optimize urban planning, and effectively test various scenarios for changes and innovation implementation without real risks.
Further development of artificial intelligence systems to create sophisticated predictive models of human behavior. This will not only allow for timely detection of potential threats and anomalies but also prevent incidents, optimize resource allocation, and enable informed decision-making in real-time for maximum safety and efficiency.
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UniStadium: A New Standard for Inclusive Stadiums