Riedel provides network infrastructure to FISU 2025

Los FISU World University Games Rhine-Ruhr 2025 they trusted Riedel Communications as a provider of a comprehensive managed technology service covering communications and network infrastructure for all event venues and the International Broadcasting Center (IBC).

Held in several cities in the German region of Rin-Ruhr, the Games FISU 2025 they required a highly reliable and scalable backbone network to support operations in 23 sports venues and the IBC in Essen. The managed technology team provided internet connectivity, intercom and radio systems, along with remote monitoring and operational support.

The team led by Luke Stellmacher established a network infrastructure with approximately 53 kilometers of temporary multicore fiber optic cables, which connected all headquarters through a central fiber network. Despite the tight planning schedule, only eight weeks, the entire network was implemented smoothly and efficiently. “Given the complexity and magnitude of this project, completing the installation without major issues is a testament to the dedication and experience of our team,” remarks the senior project manager at Riedel Communications.

Intercom systems were installed at all headquarters and the IBC Artist, wireless units Bolero, SmartPanels and multimedia nodes MediorNet. For specific competitions, the system was implemented Bolero S RefComms Riedel in agile autonomous mode to provide reliable communications to referees.

In the radio field, 2000 devices Motorola MXP600 They worked on a network Tetra composed of 20 DAMM and Motorola systems. This configuration supported 300 radio groups in 28 areas, allowing voice communication for staff and security. Riedel's Juggler technology connected radios Tetra, wireless units Bolero and intercom systems Artist on a single interoperable platform.

Riedel's role also encompassed comprehensive computer services. A central computer network interconnected all locations, supporting intercoms, Internet access points and specialized applications such as audio description, which were controlled and monitored remotely from the IBC. The German company also supplied 450 laptops, 50 tablets and 130 networked multifunction printers in all operational areas, providing the technological infrastructure for logistical and administrative workflows.

Marc Schneider, executive director of global events Riedel Communications, is pleased with the performance made by his team in such an outstanding event: "It is an honor to support young athletes from around the world as an official partner of such an innovative event. Complex productions like the FISU Games are precisely the type of challenging environment in which our teams and our technology truly thrive."