Riedel Communications intercom technology was used once again at the U.S. Team Swimming Trials held in Indianapolis.
As athletes competed for a place in the 2024 world championship events in France, Dodd Technologies used
the upgraded Artist-1024 digital intercom matrix, along with Bolero wireless intercom and SmartPanel interfaces. This setup ensured coordination
of the high-stakes event, delivering broadcast and streaming for fans around the globe.
From June 15-23, as elite
swimmers competed at the purpose-built pool at Lucas Oil Stadium, Dodd relied on its Riedel systems — as
well as the stadium's built-in Riedel gear — to ensure flexible, reliable communications.
Dodd Technologies covered the swim
trials four years ago in Omaha using a Riedel intercom system. This summer, with an Artist-1024 in place
of its previous Artist-32 systems, the event production company successfully managed communications across a larger team and the
larger, more complex setting of Lucas Oil Stadium, which earned the title of world's largest aquatic arena. The
event itself garnered a record number of attendees, drawing 20,689 fans plus a total viewership of more than 285,000.