Absolutely! FanSee is incredibly versatile and can be used for much more than just featuring individual fans. One of the most popular creative uses is interactive competitions like rock-paper-scissors tournaments. You set up your display to show two fans simultaneously from their mobile phones, have them play against each other, and when one loses, you simply turn off their feed and bring in a new challenger while keeping the winner on screen in a 'winner stays on' bracket-style format. This creates highly engaging moments that the entire stadium can watch and react to. Beyond rock-paper-scissors, teams have successfully adapted FanSee for dance-offs, high-five challenges, speed dating segments, karaoke cams, and other head-to-head competitions. The PA announcer or MC can facilitate these moments by calling out the game and driving engagement and energy. FanSee supports displaying one, two, or up to four fans simultaneously (in Brady Bunch-style grid layouts), giving you flexibility in how you structure these interactive moments. You can also create multiple branded instances with different graphics and skins, so a rock-paper-scissors tournament can look and feel completely different from your regular selfie cam activation — even though it's using the same underlying technology. Additionally, FanSee's flexibility allows athletes and players to participate directly in competitions with fans, creating memorable player-fan interaction moments. Because fans are streaming live from their phones rather than relying on traditional camera crews, you capture authentic reactions and engagement while also accessing angles and areas that RF equipment cannot easily reach. These interactive formats work particularly well during timeouts, halftime activities, extended breaks in play, or any downtime when you need engaging content. The key to success is having an MC or clear on-screen graphics that communicate to fans what they should do when they appear on the board, and having these instances pre-built and ready to deploy quickly when needed.
