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ASB GlassFloor
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ASB GlassFloor // ASB SquashCourts Systembau Horst Babinsky GmbH
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Private
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1965
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ASB GlassFloor, founded in 1965 and headquartered in Stein an der Traun, Germany, designs and manufactures multifunctional glass sports flooring systems with integrated LED technology for professional sports venues, arenas, universities, and event operators. Its core products are the ASB LumiFlex — the world's first full-LED video sports floor made of glass, certified by FIBA, IHF, and FIVB — and the ASB MultiSports floor, which features customizable LED game lines switchable via touchscreen between different sports configurations. The proprietary technology stack combines specialty safety glass with a patented double-spring aluminum substructure, a ceramic-dotted surface treatment that delivers slip resistance of 97 on the EN 14904:2006 scale, and the GlassCourt OS software ecosystem that handles real-time stats integration, player/ball tracking, 8K video playback, and interactive coaching applications.

The company monetizes through a mix of permanent hardware installations (venues such as BMW Park for FC Bayern Basketball, OAKA Arena for Panathinaikos BC, and the University of Kentucky's Rupp Arena), portable court rental programs deployed at marquee events (NBA All-Star, EuroLeague Final Four, Big 12 Tournament, FIBA competitions, Lidl Final4), recurring maintenance and software-licensing subscriptions, and — most recently — a commercialization arm (ASB Arena and Event Services AG) that sells sponsorship monetization and operational support services. Distribution is enterprise field sales, anchored by flagship partnerships with the NBA (which is a co-shareholder in the U.S. subsidiary and operates the Athletes Lab 2.0 in Orlando) and major European basketball clubs. The company remains privately held by the founding Babinsky family with no disclosed external funding, operating through subsidiaries in Germany, the United States (ASB GlassFloor America Inc., established 2024), Switzerland (AES, established 2025), and the Netherlands (GlassCourt OS, established 2023), with deployments across Europe, North America, and now Asia following the 2026 Okinawa Suntory Arena installation.

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ASB GlassFloor designs and manufactures LED-embedded glass sports flooring systems — including the certified LumiFlex full-video floor and MultiSports line — for professional sports leagues, arena operators, and universities, monetizing through hardware sales, portable event rentals, software subscriptions, and commercialization services.

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51–100
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HeadquartersStein An Der Traun, Germany
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Stein An Der Traun
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Germany
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Europe
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Serves global market

Offices4 records

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Keyword5 values
glass sports flooring, LED video flooring, multifunctional sports surfaces, arena venue technology, professional sports flooring
Industry2 codes
1Physical Education & Athletics Equipment (Gym, Sports Gear, Scoreboards)
CodeEDAEAIAGPrimaryYes
2Arenas & Indoor Sports Centers
CodeMPAKAEABPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Sporting and Athletic Goods Manufacturing33992
SIC code1 code
  • Sporting & Athletic Goods, Nec3949
Product category
Sports Flooring Systems
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Revenue model5 records
1LED Glass Floor Hardware Sales
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Sale of permanent ASB LumiFlex and MultiSports installations to sports venues, arenas, universities, and private facilities. Includes fixed court systems for professional sports venues like BMW Park (FC Bayern Basketball) and OAKA Arena (Panathinaikos).

asbglassfloor.com
2Event Rental Programs
TypeManaged Services
Description

Portable LumiFlex court systems available for rental at major sporting events and temporary installations. The company maintains inventory of portable systems for deployment at tournaments, showcases, and events requiring temporary flooring solutions.

asbglassfloor.com
3Maintenance and Support Services
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Yearly maintenance packages including annual refurbishment and warranty-covered repairs for glass, LED, and sub-structure. Software and hardware upgrades provided during contract term. On-call technical support and dedicated account management.

asbglassfloor.com
4Software Licensing (GlassCourt OS)
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Proprietary software ecosystem for court control, content management, player tracking, and interactive applications. Access to GlassCourt OS App Store with standard and premium content available. Custom content creation advisory and development services.

asbglassfloor.com
5Commercialization and Sponsorship Services
TypeManaged Services
Description

ASB Arena and Event Services (AES) provides monetization support, sponsorship platform access, and fan activation applications. Enables clubs and leagues to unlock new sponsorship inventory through dynamic digital court branding, reportedly achieving up to 150% more sponsorship value.

asbglassfloor.com
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Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Brand1 of 3 records shown
1ASB LumiFlex
Description

World's first full LED video sports floor made of glass, certified for professional sports. Enables dynamic content display, player tracking, and interactive fan engagement.

asbglassfloor.com
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Core offering1 text field

ASB GlassFloor designs, manufactures, and installs multifunctional glass sports flooring systems with integrated LED technology. Its primary products are ASB LumiFlex (the world's first full LED video sports floor made of glass) and ASB MultiSports (LED game lines switched via touchscreen), both powered by the proprietary GlassCourt OS software ecosystem. The company sells directly to professional sports leagues, teams, arena operators, and educational institutions worldwide, complemented by event rental programs, maintenance subscriptions, and commercialization services through its AES subsidiary.

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Quantifiable outcome1 of 7 values shown
  • Up to 150% more sponsorship value for clubs and leagues through dynamic digital court branding
+6 more records
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ASB GlassFloor offers two main product lines: ASB LumiFlex (full LED video sports floor for dynamic content display and fan engagement) and ASB MultiSports (LED game lines without video capability for multipurpose facilities). Both are powered by GlassCourt OS software ecosystem. The company operates ASB Arena and Event Services AG for commercialization and operates the Athletes Lab in Orlando in partnership with the NBA.

Product and service6 records
1ASB LumiFlex
CategorySports Flooring Systems
Description

The world's first full LED video sports floor made of glass, certified by FIBA, IHF, and FIVB for professional competition. Features 8K multi-layered video playback, animations responding to gameplay, real-time stats integration, player tracking, and interactive fan engagement. LED lights rated for at least 100,000 hours with a 70-year floor lifespan.

2ASB MultiSports
CategorySports Flooring Systems
Description

Modern sports floor with customizable LED game lines controlled via touchscreen, allowing instant switching between different sport configurations. Lines can be turned off to transform the venue into an expo space, entertainment venue, or dance floor. Built from durable materials with a 70-year lifespan and inclusive design supporting wheelchair sports.

3GlassCourt OS
CategorySoftware Platform
Description

Proprietary software ecosystem powering ASB GlassFloor. Features App Launchpad, Court Browser, Court Editor, Interactive Whiteboard, AI Tracking (markerless player/ball tracking), Real-time Stats integration, Playbook App, and Interactive Drills including Shooting Drill and Virtual Defender.

4Event Rental Program
CategoryRental Services
Description

Portable LumiFlex court systems available for rental at major sporting events and temporary installations. Provides event organizers with access to LED glass flooring technology without committing to permanent installation. Includes technical operators and on-site support.

5Maintenance and Support Services
CategoryMaintenance Services
Description

Yearly maintenance packages including annual refurbishment and warranty-covered repairs for glass, LED, and sub-structure components. Includes software and hardware upgrades during the contract term, on-call technical support, and dedicated account management for installed venues.

6ASB Arena and Event Services (AES)
CategoryCommercialization Services
Description

Subsidiary service offering providing commercialization, flexible financing, monetization support, sponsorship platform access, and end-to-end operational services for ASB LumiFlex installations. Claims to unlock up to 150% more sponsorship value for clubs and leagues through dynamic digital court branding and fan activation applications.

Scale indicator5 records

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Partnership7 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-19
Description

First venue in Asia to install ASB GlassFloor full-LED glass floor, marking company's first portable court system globally. Partnership includes ASB Arena and Event Services (AES) for servicing, maintenance, and commercialization, providing operational flexibility and new sponsorship opportunities for the arena and home team Ryukyu Golden Kings.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2026-01-21
Description

Strategic partnership to transform sports arena floors into interactive digital platforms using LED technology and advanced media servers. The integrated system enables real-time player performance visualization and AR fan experiences directly on the court surface. The companies will co-develop fan engagement applications and provide portable digital courts for marquee sports events across US and Europe, including NBA All Star Weekend and EuroLeague competitions.

3ASB Arena and Event Services AG (AES)
Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-10-07
Description

Subsidiary based in Zug, Switzerland specializing in commercialization and operational support of ASB LumiFlex for commercial clients. Provides flexible financing models, monetization support, comprehensive end-to-end services including proprietary sponsorship platform and fan activation applications.

asbglassfloor.com
4NBA
Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partnership with NBA to develop Athletes Lab 2.0 in Orlando - a next generation performance hub designed for professional athletes merging world class training with cutting edge technology. The NBA serves as co-shareholder in ASB GlassFloor America. The Lab features both LumiFlex LED glass floor and traditional hardwood for direct comparison, with integrated data tracking via ShotTracker.

asbglassfloor.com
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Player tracking and analytics integration partnership. ShotTracker provides sensor-based tracking systems integrated with ASB GlassFloor for real-time performance data capture, player movement analysis, and stats visualization on the court surface.

6GlassCourt OS
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Software innovation hub based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Subsidiary company developing the digital infrastructure, interactive applications, and data-driven features that transform ASB GlassFloor into a connected sports technology platform.

asbglassfloor.com
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partnership to deploy ASB GlassFloor at Phillips 66 Big 12 Men's and Women's Basketball Championships - first use of the technology for official competition in the United States. The partnership, initially intended as a three-year deal, demonstrated commitment to innovation while working through optimization requirements based on athlete feedback.

Recent move9 records

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Expansion highlight7 records

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Peers9 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

US-listed incumbent in sports venue LED scoreboards, video displays, and control systems. Comparable as a sports-venue display and content infrastructure provider, but focuses on perimeter and scoreboard displays rather than playing-surface LEDs.

2Mondo
TypeDirect peer
Description

Italian-based global manufacturer of athletic tracks, vinyl sports flooring, and indoor sports surfaces. Competes with ASB in indoor multi-sport arenas and Olympic-grade venues.

TypeDirect peer
Description

French global manufacturer of vinyl sports flooring including the Taraflex line, used in basketball, handball, volleyball, and multipurpose halls. Competes with ASB MultiSports across European federation-certified venues.

TypeDirect peer
Description

US manufacturer of hardwood and synthetic sports flooring for basketball, volleyball, and multi-use venues. Competes head-to-head with ASB on spec for college and pro arena installations.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Division of Tarkett producing indoor sports surfaces (Lumaflex, Omnisports) used in basketball, volleyball, and multipurpose halls worldwide. Directly comparable product line to ASB MultiSports for educational and club venues.

TypeDirect peer
Description

US-based manufacturer of hardwood basketball and multi-sport flooring systems with deep NCAA and NBA relationships. Directly competes with ASB LumiFlex in the premium basketball court specification market.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

French-listed sports equipment group providing gymnasium equipment, seating, and sport flooring to schools, clubs, and professional venues. Comparable as a multi-category sports infrastructure provider serving similar institutional and professional customers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

German-based manufacturer of athletic tracks and sports surfaces owned by Sport Group. Competes with ASB in the broader indoor and outdoor sports surfacing category across European and international markets.

TypeDirect peer
Description

US manufacturer of modular sports flooring with quick-install systems for basketball, volleyball, and pickleball. Competes with ASB on portable and multi-sport flooring use cases, especially at the club and facility level.

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Ideal customer profile5 records

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ASB GlassFloor

Sports Flooring Systemsasbglassfloor.com

ASB GlassFloor designs and manufactures LED-embedded glass sports flooring systems — including the certified LumiFlex full-video floor and MultiSports line — for professional sports leagues, arena operators, and universities, monetizing through hardware sales, portable event rentals, software subscriptions, and commercialization services.

What ASB GlassFloor does

ASB GlassFloor, founded in 1965 and headquartered in Stein an der Traun, Germany, designs and manufactures multifunctional glass sports flooring systems with integrated LED technology for professional sports venues, arenas, universities, and event operators. Its core products are the ASB LumiFlex — the world's first full-LED video sports floor made of glass, certified by FIBA, IHF, and FIVB — and the ASB MultiSports floor, which features customizable LED game lines switchable via touchscreen between different sports configurations. The proprietary technology stack combines specialty safety glass with a patented double-spring aluminum substructure, a ceramic-dotted surface treatment that delivers slip resistance of 97 on the EN 14904:2006 scale, and the GlassCourt OS software ecosystem that handles real-time stats integration, player/ball tracking, 8K video playback, and interactive coaching applications.

The company monetizes through a mix of permanent hardware installations (venues such as BMW Park for FC Bayern Basketball, OAKA Arena for Panathinaikos BC, and the University of Kentucky's Rupp Arena), portable court rental programs deployed at marquee events (NBA All-Star, EuroLeague Final Four, Big 12 Tournament, FIBA competitions, Lidl Final4), recurring maintenance and software-licensing subscriptions, and — most recently — a commercialization arm (ASB Arena and Event Services AG) that sells sponsorship monetization and operational support services. Distribution is enterprise field sales, anchored by flagship partnerships with the NBA (which is a co-shareholder in the U.S. subsidiary and operates the Athletes Lab 2.0 in Orlando) and major European basketball clubs. The company remains privately held by the founding Babinsky family with no disclosed external funding, operating through subsidiaries in Germany, the United States (ASB GlassFloor America Inc., established 2024), Switzerland (AES, established 2025), and the Netherlands (GlassCourt OS, established 2023), with deployments across Europe, North America, and now Asia following the 2026 Okinawa Suntory Arena installation.

ASB GlassFloor firmographics

Firmographics
Name
ASB GlassFloor
Legal name
ASB GlassFloor // ASB SquashCourts Systembau Horst Babinsky GmbH
Website
https://asbglassfloor.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1965
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
ASB GlassFloor designs and manufactures LED-embedded glass sports flooring systems — including the certified LumiFlex full-video floor and MultiSports line — for professional sports leagues, arena operators, and universities, monetizing through hardware sales, portable event rentals, software subscriptions, and commercialization services.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

ASB GlassFloor industry classification

Industry
Product category
Sports Flooring Systems
NAICS
Sporting and Athletic Goods Manufacturing (33992)
SIC
Sporting & Athletic Goods, Nec (3949)
akta.pro primary industry
Physical Education & Athletics Equipment (Gym, Sports Gear, Scoreboards) (EDAEAIAG)
akta.pro secondary industry
Arenas & Indoor Sports Centers (MPAKAEAB)

Keywords

  • Glass sports flooring
  • LED video flooring
  • Multifunctional sports surfaces
  • Arena venue technology
  • Professional sports flooring

Where ASB GlassFloor is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Stein An Der Traun
HQ country
Germany
HQ region
Europe

Offices4 records

Markets served

ASB GlassFloor business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. LED Glass Floor Hardware Sales: Sale of permanent ASB LumiFlex and MultiSports installations to sports venues, arenas, universities, and private facilities. Includes fixed court systems for professional sports venues like BMW Park (FC Bayern Basketball) and OAKA Arena (Panathinaikos).
  2. Event Rental Programs: Portable LumiFlex court systems available for rental at major sporting events and temporary installations. The company maintains inventory of portable systems for deployment at tournaments, showcases, and events requiring temporary flooring solutions.
  3. Maintenance and Support Services: Yearly maintenance packages including annual refurbishment and warranty-covered repairs for glass, LED, and sub-structure. Software and hardware upgrades provided during contract term. On-call technical support and dedicated account management.
  4. Software Licensing (GlassCourt OS): Proprietary software ecosystem for court control, content management, player tracking, and interactive applications. Access to GlassCourt OS App Store with standard and premium content available. Custom content creation advisory and development services.
  5. Commercialization and Sponsorship Services: ASB Arena and Event Services (AES) provides monetization support, sponsorship platform access, and fan activation applications. Enables clubs and leagues to unlock new sponsorship inventory through dynamic digital court branding, reportedly achieving up to 150% more sponsorship value.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

ASB GlassFloor product offering

Product offering

Core offering

ASB GlassFloor designs, manufactures, and installs multifunctional glass sports flooring systems with integrated LED technology. Its primary products are ASB LumiFlex (the world's first full LED video sports floor made of glass) and ASB MultiSports (LED game lines switched via touchscreen), both powered by the proprietary GlassCourt OS software ecosystem. The company sells directly to professional sports leagues, teams, arena operators, and educational institutions worldwide, complemented by event rental programs, maintenance subscriptions, and commercialization services through its AES subsidiary.

Product overview

ASB GlassFloor offers two main product lines: ASB LumiFlex (full LED video sports floor for dynamic content display and fan engagement) and ASB MultiSports (LED game lines without video capability for multipurpose facilities). Both are powered by GlassCourt OS software ecosystem. The company operates ASB Arena and Event Services AG for commercialization and operates the Athletes Lab in Orlando in partnership with the NBA.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • ASB LumiFlex: World's first full LED video sports floor made of glass, certified for professional sports. Enables dynamic content display, player tracking, and interactive fan engagement.
  • ASB MultiSports
  • GlassCourt OS

Products and services

  • ASB LumiFlex The world's first full LED video sports floor made of glass, certified by FIBA, IHF, and FIVB for professional competition. Features 8K multi-layered video playback, animations responding to gameplay, real-time stats integration, player tracking, and interactive fan engagement. LED lights rated for at least 100,000 hours with a 70-year floor lifespan.
  • ASB MultiSports Modern sports floor with customizable LED game lines controlled via touchscreen, allowing instant switching between different sport configurations. Lines can be turned off to transform the venue into an expo space, entertainment venue, or dance floor. Built from durable materials with a 70-year lifespan and inclusive design supporting wheelchair sports.
  • GlassCourt OS Proprietary software ecosystem powering ASB GlassFloor. Features App Launchpad, Court Browser, Court Editor, Interactive Whiteboard, AI Tracking (markerless player/ball tracking), Real-time Stats integration, Playbook App, and Interactive Drills including Shooting Drill and Virtual Defender.
  • Event Rental Program Portable LumiFlex court systems available for rental at major sporting events and temporary installations. Provides event organizers with access to LED glass flooring technology without committing to permanent installation. Includes technical operators and on-site support.
  • Maintenance and Support Services Yearly maintenance packages including annual refurbishment and warranty-covered repairs for glass, LED, and sub-structure components. Includes software and hardware upgrades during the contract term, on-call technical support, and dedicated account management for installed venues.
  • ASB Arena and Event Services (AES) Subsidiary service offering providing commercialization, flexible financing, monetization support, sponsorship platform access, and end-to-end operational services for ASB LumiFlex installations. Claims to unlock up to 150% more sponsorship value for clubs and leagues through dynamic digital court branding and fan activation applications.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Up to 150% more sponsorship value for clubs and leagues through dynamic digital court branding
  • +6 more outcomes

Companies that use ASB GlassFloor

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Named customers10 records

Segments5 records

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ASB GlassFloor technology and API

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Integration3 records

AI capability7 records

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ASB GlassFloor partnerships and signals

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Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core and flagship.

  • Okinawa Suntory ArenacoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 19 June 2026First venue in Asia to install ASB GlassFloor full-LED glass floor, marking company's first portable court system globally. Partnership includes ASB Arena and Event Services (AES) for servicing, maintenance, and commercialization, providing operational flexibility and new sponsorship opportunities for the arena and home team Ryukyu Golden Kings.
  • DisguisecoreTechnology or Integration · 21 January 2026Strategic partnership to transform sports arena floors into interactive digital platforms using LED technology and advanced media servers. The integrated system enables real-time player performance visualization and AR fan experiences directly on the court surface. The companies will co-develop fan engagement applications and provide portable digital courts for marquee sports events across US and Europe, including NBA All Star Weekend and EuroLeague competitions.
  • ASB Arena and Event Services AG (AES)flagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 7 October 2025Subsidiary based in Zug, Switzerland specializing in commercialization and operational support of ASB LumiFlex for commercial clients. Provides flexible financing models, monetization support, comprehensive end-to-end services including proprietary sponsorship platform and fan activation applications.
  • NBAflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership with NBA to develop Athletes Lab 2.0 in Orlando - a next generation performance hub designed for professional athletes merging world class training with cutting edge technology. The NBA serves as co-shareholder in ASB GlassFloor America. The Lab features both LumiFlex LED glass floor and traditional hardwood for direct comparison, with integrated data tracking via ShotTracker.
  • ShotTrackercoreTechnology or IntegrationPlayer tracking and analytics integration partnership. ShotTracker provides sensor-based tracking systems integrated with ASB GlassFloor for real-time performance data capture, player movement analysis, and stats visualization on the court surface.
  • GlassCourt OScoreTechnology or IntegrationSoftware innovation hub based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Subsidiary company developing the digital infrastructure, interactive applications, and data-driven features that transform ASB GlassFloor into a connected sports technology platform.
  • Big 12 ConferencecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership to deploy ASB GlassFloor at Phillips 66 Big 12 Men's and Women's Basketball Championships - first use of the technology for official competition in the United States. The partnership, initially intended as a three-year deal, demonstrated commitment to innovation while working through optimization requirements based on athlete feedback.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves9 records

Expansion highlights7 records

ASB GlassFloor competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • Daktronics: US-listed incumbent in sports venue LED scoreboards, video displays, and control systems. Comparable as a sports-venue display and content infrastructure provider, but focuses on perimeter and scoreboard displays rather than playing-surface LEDs.
  • ABEO Group: French-listed sports equipment group providing gymnasium equipment, seating, and sport flooring to schools, clubs, and professional venues. Comparable as a multi-category sports infrastructure provider serving similar institutional and professional customers.

Direct peers

  • Mondo: Italian-based global manufacturer of athletic tracks, vinyl sports flooring, and indoor sports surfaces. Competes with ASB in indoor multi-sport arenas and Olympic-grade venues.
  • Gerflor: French global manufacturer of vinyl sports flooring including the Taraflex line, used in basketball, handball, volleyball, and multipurpose halls. Competes with ASB MultiSports across European federation-certified venues.
  • Robbins Sports Surfaces: US manufacturer of hardwood and synthetic sports flooring for basketball, volleyball, and multi-use venues. Competes head-to-head with ASB on spec for college and pro arena installations.
  • Tarkett Sports: Division of Tarkett producing indoor sports surfaces (Lumaflex, Omnisports) used in basketball, volleyball, and multipurpose halls worldwide. Directly comparable product line to ASB MultiSports for educational and club venues.
  • Connor Sports Flooring: US-based manufacturer of hardwood basketball and multi-sport flooring systems with deep NCAA and NBA relationships. Directly competes with ASB LumiFlex in the premium basketball court specification market.
  • POLYTAN: German-based manufacturer of athletic tracks and sports surfaces owned by Sport Group. Competes with ASB in the broader indoor and outdoor sports surfacing category across European and international markets.
  • SnapSports: US manufacturer of modular sports flooring with quick-install systems for basketball, volleyball, and pickleball. Competes with ASB on portable and multi-sport flooring use cases, especially at the club and facility level.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks7 records

Key highlights7 records

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ASB GlassFloor leadership team

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Profiles8 records

ASB GlassFloor subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries3 records

ASB GlassFloor funding detail

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

ASB GlassFloor M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about ASB GlassFloor

What does ASB GlassFloor do?

ASB GlassFloor designs, manufactures, and installs multifunctional glass sports flooring systems with integrated LED technology. Its primary products are ASB LumiFlex (the world's first full LED video sports floor made of glass) and ASB MultiSports (LED game lines switched via touchscreen), both powered by the proprietary GlassCourt OS software ecosystem. The company sells directly to professional sports leagues, teams, arena operators, and educational institutions worldwide, complemented by event rental programs, maintenance subscriptions, and commercialization services through its AES subsidiary.

Is ASB GlassFloor a public or private company?

ASB GlassFloor is a private company. It is classified as family owned and is currently operating.

When was ASB GlassFloor founded?

ASB GlassFloor was founded in 1965. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is ASB GlassFloor based?

ASB GlassFloor is headquartered in Stein An Der Traun, Germany, in the Europe region.

How does ASB GlassFloor make money?

Five revenue lines are on record. LED Glass Floor Hardware Sales are the primary driver. The others are event Rental Programs, maintenance and Support Services, software Licensing (GlassCourt OS) and commercialization and Sponsorship Services.

Who are ASB GlassFloor's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are Daktronics and ABEO Group. Direct peers are Mondo, Gerflor, Robbins Sports Surfaces, Tarkett Sports, Connor Sports Flooring, POLYTAN and SnapSports.

Does ASB GlassFloor have an API?

No public API is recorded for ASB GlassFloor.

What industry is ASB GlassFloor in?

ASB GlassFloor's product category is Sports Flooring Systems. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAEAIAG, Physical Education & Athletics Equipment (Gym, Sports Gear, Scoreboards), with a secondary code of MPAKAEAB, Arenas & Indoor Sports Centers. Its NAICS code is 33992 and its SIC code is 3949.

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EuropaWireEuropean Arenas Are Turning the Court Into a Digital PlatformEuropean indoor sports venues are increasingly treating courts as programmable digital platforms, with LED glass floors moving from showcase events into regular club use. Examples include Cologne's LANXESS Arena and Athens' Telekom Center, where digital surfaces integrate branding and event content. Whether these surfaces become mainstream depends on athlete acceptance, safety validation, and competition-day performance.GlobeNewswireOkinawa Suntory Arena Becomes First Venue in Asia to Install ASB GlassFloorASB GlassFloor announced the installation of its full-LED glass floor at Okinawa Suntory Arena in Japan, marking the first deployment of the technology at a professional sports venue in Asia and the company's first-ever portable court system globally. The installation includes a partnership with ASB Arena and Event Services (AES) for servicing, maintenance, and commercialization, providing the arena and its home team, the Ryukyu Golden Kings, with operational flexibility and new sponsorship and branding opportunities. The project positions Okinawa Suntory Arena as a first mover in innovative in-arena presentation technology within the competitive Asian venue market.EuropaWireL’Okinawa Suntory Arena devient le premier lieu d’évènements d’Asie à installer l’ASB GlassFloorOkinawa Suntory Arena installed ASB GlassFloor, the first portable LED sports floor in Asia, enabling flexible events like concerts and esports. The partnership with ASB Arena and Event Services covers maintenance and commercialization, aiming to boost sponsorship and fan engagement.EuropaWireASB GlassFloor Brings Portable LED Sports Flooring to Japan’s Live Entertainment SectorOkinawa Suntory Arena will install a portable full-LED ASB GlassFloor, becoming the first venue in Asia to do so. The installation enables flexible use for sports, concerts, esports, and exhibitions, with ASB Arena and Event Services supporting operations and commercialization. The project aims to strengthen the arena's position in Asia's competitive sports and entertainment market.EuropaWireOkinawa Suntory Arena Becomes First Venue in Asia to Install ASB GlassFloorOkinawa Suntory Arena installed the ASB GlassFloor, becoming the first venue in Japan and Asia to deploy a portable, full-LED glass sports floor for professional competition. The installation gives the arena flexibility to host basketball, concerts, esports, and other events, with ASB Arena and Event Services supporting operation and commercialization.Sports Business JournalSports Business Awards: Tech — Best in Immersive TechnologyIn 2025, various companies in the sports technology sector made advancements including ASB GlassFloor's expansion of glass video courts, Edge Sound Research's audio enhancement systems, MLB's XR app features, NBC Sports' virtual analysis tools, and PixMob's fan engagement LED wristbands. These innovations aim to enhance fan experience, interactivity, and broadcast visualization in sports.TVTechnologyLive Event Technology Expands Fan EngagementLive event venues are increasingly integrating advanced technologies such as LED sports flooring, immersive audio, and AI-driven production tools to compete with streaming services and enhance in-person audience engagement. Germany-based ASB GlassFloor's LED sports flooring system, which replaces traditional wood basketball courts with interactive display surfaces, was notably deployed at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City for Big 12 Conference basketball tournaments. Industry professionals at the NAB Show highlighted that only about half of live venues have transitioned to SMPTE 2110 IP-based architectures, signaling significant room for further technology upgrades.YahooBrett Yormark backtracks on Big 12 Tournament's gimmicky LED courtBig 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark reversed course on the conference's controversial ASB GlassFloor LED court at the Big 12 Tournament, announcing it would be replaced with traditional hardwood for the final two days following player complaints and safety concerns. The court, which became a PR nightmare for the conference, caused at least one player injury when Christian Anderson slipped during a game. Yormark's decision marks a rare public reversal after initially defending the innovative but widely criticized surface.YahooBig 12 ditching slippery glass floor for hardwood for rest of tournamentThe Big 12 Conference is replacing its glass tournament floor with traditional hardwood for the semifinals and championship games after multiple players slipped during earlier games. Commissioner Brett Yormark made the decision following consultations with coaches of the four remaining teams. The glass surface, produced by ASB GlassFloor, featured LED panels and an aluminum-steel spring-action design intended to mimic hardwood flexibility, but failed to provide adequate traction.Sports Business JournalASB GlassFloor to investigate ‘inconsistencies’ at Big 12 tourneysThe Big 12 Conference replaced ASB GlassFloor's LED-embedded glass courts with traditional hardwood during its recent basketball tournaments after multiple player complaints about slipperiness, including an injury to Texas Tech guard Christian Anderson. ASB GlassFloor acknowledged observing "more player inconsistencies" at the T-Mobile Center venue compared to other deployments and announced a full investigation into contributing factors. The Big 12-ASB GlassFloor partnership, initially intended as a three-year deal, now faces an uncertain future as commissioner Brett Yormark said the company must "refine some things" before proceeding.