The Korea Sports Promotion Foundation launched a Digital Twin Cloud Service on October 30, recreating the Olympic Gymnastics Arena and the Handball Stadium in a three-dimensional virtual space to manage facilities and evaluate safety scenarios.
Facility Operators Review Arena Seating Configurations Digitally
- Facility operators and event organizers can now review arena seating configurations and stage placements before physical setup begins.
- Safety personnel deployment scenarios are compared digitally alongside sightline blind spot analysis.
- Venue management transitions from physical on-site inspections to a 3D cloud architecture.
Virtual Simulation at the Olympic Gymnastics Arena and Handball Stadium
The newly deployed cloud platform models two major venues in precise three-dimensional detail. Fully operational as of October 30, the system gives event organizers the ability to examine venue layouts remotely. Rather than relying solely on physical site visits, teams can run spatial checks directly within the virtual environment.
The software targets critical operational metrics, including audience sightlines and structural blind spots caused by stage structures. By mapping these variables digitally, event organizers review seating and standing areas ahead of time.
Platform Compares Different Safety Personnel Deployment Scenarios
Beyond structural visualization, the platform compares different safety personnel deployment scenarios.
An official from the Korea Sports Promotion Foundation explained the operational shift in a phone interview, stating, “As we are now able to check potential hazards in a virtual space prior to events, audiences will be able to enjoy performances more safely.”
The system integrates facility management and hazard detection into a unified cloud interface.
