Cross-posted from the gb.tc blog.
On Monday night 80 lucky folks got an inside look at the technology that runs Oriole Park at Camden Yards (plus a bunch of other cool ballpark stuff). We skipped the stands and got to learn firsthand about:
- bullpen and monument park
- DAS (digital and aerials and satellite) system
- WiFi in the ballpark
- Dempsey’s Pub’s microbrewing process
- media control room
- security command station
- Orioles dugout
- field
- back halls
After the tour, everyone got to taste some of Dempsey’s excellent brewed-on-premises beer and nachos.
To view the full photo gallery from the Tech Crawl, head to the gb.tc post.
The media control center inside the ballpark. Photo credit: Sharon Paley.
Another shot of the media control center. Photo credit: Sharon Paley.
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