Case Study

Vodafone’s 10,000 square foot Experience Center in their Milan headquarters was designed by Sensing Places for customer groups to be taken on a guided journey from a staff member. They required video walls that could quickly display selected and relevant video content.

Our video walls support multiple high-definition displays driven by a web interface or a tablet. Operators select individual or multiple displays to instantly play digital content through intuitive drag and drop actions.

All our video walls are powered by control software that runs on commercial computer workstations. Therefore, the video wall’s functionality, size, and geometry can be easily updated without the need to purchase expensive hardware. Live video input options with resizable video-in-video capability provides a fully flexible and modular solution.

The main video wall controller features included:

1. Multi-display Control. Vodafone staff were able to control a video wall made up of 12 monitors, each with a resolution of 1920 x 1080, using only one tablet.

2. Camera Controls. A tablet was able to control the camera functionality around the video wall by zooming in and out, changing the brightness, and turning them on and off.

3. Image Control. The camera images displayed on the screen were also controlled by the tablet. The camera image can be shrunk or enlarged, moved across different monitors, and displayed as a video feed.