I've never seen a pre-game intro like this before

[IndyAndy]

Maybe I just don't get out enough?

Anyways, this link will take you to a video showing how the Halifax Mooseheads of the QMJHL are 'introduced', and it's pretty d@mn cool if you ask me.

Mooseheads 3-D ice show

 

[dash]

Wow, thanks for posting that Andy, that was cool.

 

[puckhead]

The bar has been set high. Very high

gospel truth. that was pretty amazing.
wonder if it was disorienting for the refs to be out before it ended.
also, would suck to see it upside down.

 

[Slimpikins]

That was cool. I liked the view from the side better than the view from behind the goal. I think the 3D effects showed better from that angle.

 

[mattola]

Pretty awesome

 

[Judge Fudge]

damn and i thought the Royals had a great Pregame video

 

[Darkstone42]

That's amazing.

 

[BF4L]

Wow. What a way to get a crowd jacked up.

 

[elocomotive]

That was dope. Imagine we'll be seeing more and more floor projectors at arenas soon.

I actually heard in Florida they are going to be using them to broadcast Dolphins' games during Panthers' home games on Sunday to boost attendance.

I've often wondered if holographic technology will advance to the point that people could attend home games when their team is away. Cheap gates prices and sell some food. Leafs' fans with bad credit who can't get a loan to buy tix would surely appreciate this.

 

[Darkstone42]

That was dope. Imagine we'll be seeing more and more floor projectors at arenas soon.

I actually heard in Florida they are going to be using them to broadcast Dolphins' games during Panthers' home games on Sunday to boost attendance.

I've often wondered if holographic technology will advance to the point that people could attend home games when their team is away. Cheap gates prices and sell some food. Leafs' fans with bad credit who can't get a loan to buy tix would surely appreciate this.

Real time holograms are a thing. They just have very slow refresh rates.

Real-Time Holograms Beam Closer to Reality | Science/AAAS | News

They may have already tackled the availability and expense of materials angle. They just need to improve the images and make them truly moving pictures.

 

[oaknightshockey1]

Anyone have any idea what a system like this would cost?