Samsung for the digital signage at thw Las Vegas Grand Prix
Samsung consistently advances signage technology with innovative best-in-class technology, easy-to-use display solutions and forward thinking, while building more sustainable products. With The Wall All-in-One, Samsung delivers another entry in its awe-inspiring, immersive portfolio of screens for businesses. The 28,166-square-foot 10mm LED display with over 22 million pixels is longer than a football field, spanning 481 feet and mirrors the shape of the F1 logo. It captured the attention of viewers watching from home as broadcasters used the sign to provide impressive, close-up views of the race.
The Grandstand experience gave spectators a passenger seat view: The grandstands bolster 1.2 million pixels, packed into three 941-square-feet of Samsung’s 8mm LED displays. With this immersive viewing experience, in-person attendees didn’t miss a moment of the action. The new displays feature Samsung’s latest and most advanced HDR10+ technology, with over 8,000-nit brightness, to provide the most dynamic image quality even when the sun is shining. The F1 Rooftop Logo, Escalator Trapezoid and three Grandstand displays feature over 33 million Samsung LED pixels and over 32,000 square feet. Together, they lit up the city, and are long enough to lap the Las Vegas Strip Circuit two and a half times.
Vestel for Wycombe Wanderers Football Club
Vestel Visual Solutions has transformed Wycombe Wanderers Football Club’s Adams Park with an array of digital and interactive displays designed to enhance both fan engagement and stadium infrastructure. Over 50 displays, including a 75” screen in the club shop and various-sized screens in the bar and corporate areas, have been installed, complete with a centralised content management system. These technological upgrades not only improve the fan experience with pre-match entertainment and vivid match-day visuals but also support the club’s business operations and revenue generation through enhanced advertising and promotional capabilities.
Vestel Visual Solutions UK installed a comprehensive system of digital signage and interactive displays at Wycombe Wanderers Football Club’s Adams Park. Over 50 displays, including a prominent 75” screen at the club shop and various sizes in bars and lounges, enhance the fan experience and club promotions. The digital signage upgrade also aims to increase stadium revenue through improved matchday and event experiences, advertising and other revenue opportunities. Executive Boxes and communal areas have been upgraded with high-resolution displays, and bar area menus have been switched from paper to digital displays.
Panasonic/DJ Willrich Ltd. for the Titanic Belfast
Panasonic’s state-of-the-art projectors enable exhibits to be displayed in the finest detail, and help to reimagine past events as realistic, immersive experiences. Panasonic LCD projectors and lenses have been central to delivering an additional immersive experience at Titanic Belfast, creating additional emotional impact around the human element of the Titanic story. Powered by Panasonic technology, Titanic Belfast’s new immersive space has seen visitor numbers increase significantly, with approximately 4,500 visitors attending every day in summer 2023.
Panasonic’s PT-MZ16K, PT-MZ780 and PT-VMZ71 LCD projectors and lenses have successfully re-created what it was like to be a passenger travelling on the ill-fated ocean liner in April 1912, and help tell the story of the people and the city that constructed the ship. The quiet and un-obtrusive nature of Panasonic projectors enable visitors to be completely immersed in the original images of Titanic, albeit recreated in vivid, high-resolution colour and detail. Panasonic’s Ultra Short Throw lenses enable projectors to be positioned anywhere, without casting shadows.
Arcsteam systems digital generative art installation
In what we believe is the first digital generative art installations of its size, we were briefed by interior design agency Modus Workspace to fit Capital’s new London office reception with an 80 square metre, C-Shaped, LED screen – but with a twist, it’s on the ceiling! The plan was to inform and influence team members and impress visitors. For the ceiling display, content is driven via API feeds from global trading centres and it adapts in real-time to the ‘trading weather’ with a series of cameras tracking movement to providing an extra layer of interactivity as passers-by leave trails.
Generative art, typically, is projections on buildings as one-offs but this time, the generative art installation is part of the fabric of the workplace itself. Financial market trading data is a specialist area that it takes experts to comprehend. “We took sources of that information and turned into an easy to grasp and emotionally impactful artistic representation.” The unusual placement and size meant the Arcstream team had to design a serviceable system whilst also considering the weight and managing the heat it generated – all in a very busy ceiling space. It was designed and installed with its own power distribution and isolation systems connected to the building’s mains supply to ensure efficiency and safety.