Video Wall

A video wall (also referred to as a Data wall) is a group of smaller displays tiled together in a matrix to create one large display. Using a combination of software and hardware, images are displayed across the group of displays or a series of images are displayed on individual screens, or a combination of both.

The individual displays can be as small as 4 inches and as large as 120 inches. With the capacity to create video walls with up to 64 screens. When used with digital signage for instance, the effects of videowalls can be very dramatic.

One of the main benifits of creating video walls is that you can assemble a single display area that is brighter, larger, higher resolution and has inherent redundancy unlike any other method of image display.

Here is an example of a 3x3 video wall with one image spread across 4 screens while individual items are displayed in the remaining 5 sceens.

Applications for Video Wall

Digital Signage

The potential for capturing attention by combining digital signage with a video wall is greatly enhanced.

Retail, Museums & Information Centers:
Visual Display systems for point-of-sale or advertising in restaurants, shopping centers and retail stores.

Hotel & Casino - Digital Signage Video Walls:
A/V systems and interactive displays for casinos, conference facilities, bars, clubs and restaurants.

Financial Markets:
Financial dealers and traders need masses of timely and accurate information at their fingertips at all times.

Command and Control Applications:
Multi-screen systems play a crucial part in the command and control centers. Two, four or more screens, each with live video overlay can be installed in one machine to give access to a wide source of rapidly changing data.

Video Conferencing:
Video Conferencing is an ideal application for multi-screen cards with live video overlay capabilities. View the video feedback and use the other screen for related applications under discussion.

Medical Imaging:
Medical Imaging is becoming one of the primary markets for multi-screen solutions with PCs providing the display technologies, since computers are used to analyze, manipulate, communicate and store images. Imaging engineers use applications that require the large display area of video walls to access images and data.

Video Wall, Data Wall, Digital Signage

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