• Golf
  Golf is the textbook distributed open venue: clubhouse, course, VIP and technical zones spread over tens of hectares and demand a field-based access loop.
• Athletics, marathon and trail
  Long linear routes, aid stations and medical points — scenarios where a mobile access loop matters most.
• Cycling
  Multi-day and one-day races on closed road sections need mobile posts at start, finish and along the route.
• Triathlon
  Swim, bike and run link through transition zones and demand strict access control to equipment and athletes.
• Motorsport
  Circuit or temporary track, team paddock, VIP terraces and media — layered access control with strict roles.
• Equestrian
  Stables, warm-up arenas, competition arena and areas for judges and owners require separate but connected control.
• Biathlon
  Course, shooting range and team areas are separated; a field loop and strict weapon-area control are required.
• Sailing
  Racing water, docks, team areas and judge boats — a scenario that alternates between shore and water.
• Orienteering
  Forest or mountain terrain, start and finish, control points — a textbook case for distributed offline infrastructure.
• Football
  Stadium, team areas, referee area, VIP boxes, mixed zone and press centre — layered control in a closed perimeter.

The Resources page hosts a white paper, a deck, a full platform overview video and a scenario slide gallery. Internal demonstration methodology is not published.