Aircast partnered with NBC Sports to deliver ultra-low-latency streaming during a live Giants game held at Oracle Park. The trial, conducted in a Major League Baseball setting, successfully provided real-time video and audio feeds with latency significantly faster than traditional broadcasts. This advancement enhanced both production workflows and audience engagement, offering a better viewing experience. The project demonstrates how Aircast’s technology can synchronize live moments with precision, transforming the fan experience whether inside the stadium or watching remotely.

Aircast was deployed to bring ultra-low-latency streaming within the U.S. Open venue enabling fans and staff to seamlessly experience live matches being played alongside synchronized commentary, all delivered directly to their personal devices in real time. This demonstrates how Aircast transforms a traditional live event into an interactive, mobile-first experience without sacrificing speed or reliability.

Aircast delivered a first-of-its-kind real-time streaming solution for media at the Commonwealth Games in Brisbane, Australia. It outperformed traditional CATV and IPTV services with lower latency and greater flexibility. Aircast was deployed to provide media stakeholders with a seamless live streaming alternative where IPTV services were unavailable. Not only did Aircast deliver latency lower than both CATV and IPTV feeds available to the public and press, it also enabled users to stay connected on the move — offering real-time access to the host broadcast feed anywhere in the venue. This demonstrates Aircast’s ability to support large-scale events with speed, mobility, and reliability that legacy systems simply cannot match.