Yes! FanSee is incredibly versatile and can serve multiple roles beyond traditional fan engagement. Teams use FanSee as a supplementary or backup camera option in situations where traditional RF cameras aren't available or practical. For example, the LA Kings use FanSee's 16:9 landscape mode to capture tunnel shots when they don't have enough robotic cameras or can't get signal in certain areas. FanSee can also be used creatively by distributing the link to mascots, band members, staff, or by mounting phones in unique locations to capture angles that traditional cameras can't achieve‚ such as cockpit views, player tunnel perspectives, or behind-the-scenes moments. Your staff can use the VIP QR code feature to access FanSee as mobile streaming devices, with their phone feeds functioning as additional camera sources that can be switched in your production switcher just like traditional cameras. The rear-facing camera toggle allows operators to switch from selfie-style shots to full-screen takeovers showing fan or operator perspectives. When combined with CUE's Mixed Reality, you can even add branded overlays or graphics to these feeds. While FanSee isn't intended to fully replace professional camera systems, it offers flexible, broadcast-quality-style coverage for capturing moments and locations that would otherwise require significant production resources.
