4D Sportsground features rotating surface to support multiple uses
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The Eindhoven field-lab will serve as a testing bed for the first 4D Sportsground
The rotating framework allows for multiple surfaces in one place
Panels of artificial turf combine to make a full field
A harder court can be used for other sports
Rotating between two surfaces...
Panels of artificial turf combine to make a full field
The Eindhoven field-lab will serve as a testing bed for the first 4D Sportsground
The Eindhoven field-lab will serve as a testing bed for the first 4D Sportsground
Hard court on the surface, artificial turf waiting below
Article Summary
Some sports venues – think indoor basketball courts/ice hockey rinks – use their space to support multiple sports. LEDSSPORT's Pulastic LED Court and ASB's GlassFloor both use LEDs to redraw line marking to suit different sports, but the new 4D Sportsground being developed in The Netherlands takes the concept to the next level, delivering a sports field that seamlessly rotates between three separate surfaces. Its designers hope to develop a field that spends 24 hours a day in use.
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