QIC’s exciting redevelopment of Eastland in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs included some ambitious LED screen projects. The most challenging of these was the giant Town Square screen located at the David Jones entrance.

This screen not only had to look good at a distance while facing the afternoon sun, but it also had to maintain a quality image within closer proximity as customers approached the entrance.

It was a similar story for the LED screens needed within Eastland’s interior. Customers would get reasonably close to the screens and some of the screen locations would face brightness challenges from nearby skylights. As you can see in the photos above, this test was passed with flying colours.

What further pleased QIC were the technical support and economic advantages Ci was able to offer with their screens. They know they are in safe hands.

This installation at QUT’s Kelvin Grove campus combines a fine pitch giant LED screen with an array speaker system and hidden subwoofer. It enable the room to be successfully used for video at any time of day. Where is the subwoofer hidden? Under the terraced wooden seating.

Array Telepresence is about to be officially launched on the Australian market. If you already have extensive dual screen video conferencing facilities, talk to us about becoming a Foundation Partner. This exciting new technology will enable the immersive video conferencing experience to spread throughout your organization.

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A tour throughout the USA has confirmed the best LED perimeter and parapet signage system in the world currently is what Ci has created at the MCG and Etihad. Nothing else could match it.

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