CHI Health Center Omaha
Creighton Basketball Unveils Nebraska’s First On-Court Projection Mapping System
Venue & Arena Management
- CHI Health Center Omaha • Omaha, Nebraska
- Metropolitan Entertainment & Convention Authority (MECA)
Featured Teams
Technology
- Four Christie Griffyn 50K Projectors
- PIXERA Media Servers
- Christie Mystique Automated Alignment
- Integration with Existing Arena AV Infrastructure
Featured Capabilities
- On-Court Projection Mapping
- Dual-Sport System Design
- Projection System Engineering & Integration
- Custom Basketball & Volleyball Content
- Anthems & Team Introductions
- Interactive Fan Games & Immersive Storytelling
- Sponsor Activations
- Coordinated Audio, Lighting & Game-Day Production
Client Story
One Arena. Two Sports. A New Game-Day Experience.
CHI Health Center Omaha brings together Creighton University men’s basketball and Omaha Supernovas women’s professional volleyball. Managed by the Metropolitan Entertainment & Convention Authority (MECA), the arena now features Nebraska’s first on-court projection mapping system.
Quince Imaging delivered a versatile projection system with custom content for both teams, turning the court into a platform for team introductions, immersive storytelling, fan participation, and sponsor activations.
One shared system serves two distinct sports and team identities, helping the municipal arena maximize its technology investment while expanding its game-day creative possibilities.
THE PROJECT VISION
The vision was to create a shared on-court projection platform that could support two sports, two team identities, and a wide range of game-day experiences.
For Creighton basketball and Supernovas volleyball, that means content tailored to each team—from anthems and player introductions to interactive fan games and sponsor moments.
Quince Imaging combined projection technology, media playback, automated alignment, AV integration, and custom content to give the arena a flexible foundation for immersive game presentation. The shared approach helps MECA get more value from one technology investment across both sports.
ENGINEERING A SHARED GAME-DAY SYSTEM
Serving basketball and volleyball with one projection platform requires coordinated system design, accurate image alignment, and content suited to each sport.
Quince Imaging integrated the projection system with the arena’s existing AV infrastructure to support coordination between court visuals, audio, lighting, and game-day production.
Christie Mystique automated alignment helps keep projected imagery aligned with the court. PIXERA media servers power content playback, supporting the creative needs of both Creighton basketball and Supernovas volleyball.
The resulting platform gives production teams a shared system for delivering two distinct game-day experiences.
TECHNOLOGY BEHIND THE EXPERIENCE
Four Christie Griffyn 50K projectors deliver bright, large-scale visuals across the court, creating a canvas for immersive team presentations and branded experiences.
PIXERA media servers power the projection content, while Christie Mystique provides automated alignment to help keep imagery accurately positioned on the playing surface.
Integrated with the arena’s existing AV infrastructure, the system supports coordination of projection, audio, lighting, and game-day production. Custom content created for Creighton men’s basketball and Omaha Supernovas women’s professional volleyball gives each team its own visual identity within the shared platform.
OUTSTANDING RESULTS
Nebraska’s first on-court projection mapping system gives CHI Health Center Omaha a new way to bring fans into the game across basketball and volleyball.
From Creighton University men’s basketball to Omaha Supernovas women’s professional volleyball, one versatile system supports anthems, team introductions, interactive fan games, immersive storytelling, and sponsor activations.
Custom content for both teams creates distinct visual experiences while using the same projection and media playback infrastructure. For MECA, this dual-sport approach helps maximize the arena’s technology investment and expands opportunities for engaging fans and showcasing sponsors.
The result is one shared platform with the creative flexibility to serve two sports, two fan communities, and a broad range of game-day moments.