Creative Video Wall Solutions
A wall doesn't have to be a grid.
Rows and columns. Every video wall, the same shape. It works — and it disappears into the background, because it looks like every other one.
Ours don't. Displays rotated to any angle, composed into shapes a grid can't make, with a single image flowing across the whole composition. The wall stops being a screen and becomes part of the architecture.
The processing is inside
Until now, a creative wall meant a screen and a processor behind it. A box per group of displays, a rack, cabling for both.
Not any more. Our processing board — the same FPGA engine we built for KiO — now lives inside the display. HDMI in, daisy-chain out. Link the displays together, and each one takes its part of the image and rotates it. No external processor. No rack. No extra cabling.
One image engine, two products. That's what a platform is for.
Why an installer will like it
Fewer boxes
The processor is gone — it's in the display.
Fewer cables
HDMI in, daisy chain across the wall.
Any angle
Full rotation per display, set once, held forever.
Any composition
Design the shape the room wants, not the shape the panels allow.
Complexity is ours
The install is simple.
Where creative walls belong
Experience centres, brand spaces and flagship retail. Broadcast sets and studio scenography. Lobbies, museums, showrooms, restaurants, hotels. Anywhere a client wants a surface that people photograph, not one they ignore.
Available in our current display sizes. Talk to us about the composition your project needs.
And when the project needs a conventional wall
Not every wall should be creative. Sometimes a control room simply needs a reliable grid, or a stage needs LED.
LCD video-wall panels for control rooms, meeting spaces and 24/7 operation — supplied and driven by our processing.
LED displays through our LED partners, who manufacture and install — fine-pitch for indoor spaces, large-format for advertising and live events.
Selected from our partners. Driven by our own processing. We specify the technology each project demands, and we tell you honestly which one your room actually needs.
LCD or LED? It depends on the room.
LCD
LCD is the cost-effective choice for most indoor installations: lower cost per square metre, and a finer pixel pitch that keeps text and detail sharp at close viewing distances. The bezels, however narrow, are still there.
LED
LED gives a genuinely seamless canvas, higher brightness in strongly lit spaces, and freedom of size and shape. The finer the pixel pitch, the higher the cost.
And a detail most specifications forget: where operators sit close to the wall for a full shift, too much brightness causes eye strain. The right display isn't the brightest one. It's the right one.
Fewer references. Infinite possibilities.