The system allows to pick any media and image transmitted to massive LED screens in four corners of a hall. Such images and scoreboard details are communicated to the press hall, team and referee rooms through a dedicated network.

Built by the construction company Summa in Dakar, the capital town of Senegal, Dakar Sport Arena was officially launched as a part of a ceremony on August 8, 2018. The launching ceremony was attended by the Senegalese President, the Minister of Sports and the Minister of Public Works, as well as the Turkish Minister of Sports and Turkey's Ambassador to Senegal. Previously constructed and delivered by Summa, the facility that neighbors a Convention Center and a Hotel is located in the district of Diamniado where a modern version of Dakar is forged.

The construction efforts had been kicked off in the late 2017 to be completed only in 9 months. Built to host basketball, volleyball and futsal games with a capacity of 15.000 seats in total, the facility also features 8 VIP lounges, 6 locker rooms, a press conference hall, a media contact center and stores.

Ateksis put together a professional stands speaker system, video distribution and automation, live broadcast connection infrastructure, audio, light, video and automation systems for a conference hall in line with project design, supply, mounting and operationalization services.

The professional stands speaker system features speakers and amplifiers by Das Audio, digital audio processors by Symetrix, audio mixers and monitor speakers by Behringer, and wireless speakers by Audio Technica. The system's infrastructure cables and connectors are provided by Ivox and Neutrik. The volume corresponds to 105dB and 0.48 intelligibility across the stands and court sides once the entire hall is empty.

The vdeo distribution and automation system features audio/video over IP units by Muxlab, matrix switchers and distance extenders by Kramer, and control processors and software by Extron. The system's infrastructure cables and connectors are provided by Ivox and Neutrik. The system allows to pick any media and image transmitted to massive LED screens in four corners of a hall. Such images and scoreboard details are communicated to the press hall, team and referee rooms through a dedicated network.

18 junction boxes are deployed across the facility as a part of the live broadcast connection infrastructure. Each junction box is equipped with 1 STMP Hybrid connector and 2 Triax camera connectors, 2 xlr audio input and 2 xlr audio output connectors. In addition, each box features 4 MM fiber cables and 4 HD/SDI Coaxial cables. The boxes are also powered by 2 power plugs for active device connections. All the boxes are equipped with junction closets situated in the parking lot for a live broadcast vehicle right outside the facility. The system's infrastructure cables and connectors are provided by Ivox, Canare and Neutrik.

The press conference hall feaures speakers by Das Audio, digital audio processors and distributors along with automation processors and software by Extron, audio mixers and monitor speakers by Behringer, wireless speakers by Audio Technica, a video projector by Eiki, and a video presentation switch by Muxlab. The lighting system boasts dimmers by Lite puter and fresnel spotlights by Spotlight. The conference system equipment is provided by Bosch's digital CCS1000 series.

The wall of the facility's main entrance lobby is adorned with image mapping to offer visual presentations for passers-by at night. To this end, 4 Epson laser projects with 15000 ANSI lumen intensity, video presenters and software by Watchpax, and video distance extenders by Extron are up and running as a part of the system.

Ateksis takes pride in delivering another international project with flying colors, and wishes the facility serves the Senegalese sports for years to come.