There are a lot of Benefits using Video wall Systems

1. VIDEO WALL SYSTEM - BENEFITS

2. VIDEO WALL
 A video wall is a special multi-monitor setup that consists
of multiple computer monitors, video projectors,
or television sets tiled together contiguously or
overlapped in order to form one large screen.
 Typical display technologies include LCD panels, Direct
View LED arrays, blended projection screens, Laser
Phosphor Displays, and rear projection cubes.
 Video walls allow you to show one seamless image or
separate images on each individual panel. See video
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3. ADVANTAGES
 Superior Visual Performance
 Flexible Interactive Presentations
 Superior Reliability and Versatility

4. SUPERIOR VISUAL PERFORMANCE
 Higher Resolutions
 Powerful Processing
 Superior Brightness

5. HIGHER RESOLUTIONS
 A video wall is built from a tiled array of displays.
 The total resolution of the display surface increases
with each display added to the array.
 So a video wall can have a much larger display
area and far higher resolutions than a single display
or projector.
 The display surface can be expanded without
sacrificing image quality. So video walls are much
more scalable than projectors

6. POWERFUL PROCESSING
 Image and video processing is performed by an
external video wall controller in a video wall system
 As an external component, a controller can
leverage far more powerful processing hardware
than the processors built into individual displays.
 These superior processing abilities enable video
walls to deliver fluid visual performance and display
large amounts of high-resolution content.

7. SUPERIOR BRIGHTNESS
 Most video walls can provide far more brightness
and better contrast ratios than a front projector.
 So they can be used in environments with windows
or overhead lighting.
 That’s because the display technologies used in
video walls – like LCD, LED, and rear projection
cubes – are less susceptible to being “washed out”
by ambient light.
 These displays also maintain consistent brightness
regardless of their size, while front-projected
images become dimmer and blurrier when they are
enlarged.

8. FLEXIBLE INTERACTIVE PRESENTATIONS
 Display Virtually Any Content
 Dynamic Content Placement
 Content Manipulation Features

9. DISPLAY VIRTUALLY ANY CONTENT
 A video wall controller can capture signals in
different resolutions and formats from a wide range
of devices – like cameras, computers, cable boxes,
and more.
 All of these content sources can then be accessed
on a single platform and displayed together on the
video wall.
 A projector or display alone can only connect with
certain devices and is unable to display multiple
sources simultaneously.

10. DYNAMIC CONTENT PLACEMENT
 The controller enables all of the individual display
“tiles” to work together as a single canvas in a video
wall system
 Depending on the video wall software used, the
controller can allow a content window to be placed
on a single display, stretched across multiple
displays, or dragged across the display surface.
 Multiple content windows can also be placed on a
single display.

11. CONTENT MANIPULATION FEATURES
 A video wall controller with a feature-rich software
interface can provide a range of tools for managing
and manipulating content on the displays.
 Content windows can be arranged, scaled,
zoomed, cropped, and layered.
 Some software also provides advanced
presentation-building features, allowing users to
create custom assets and automatic presentations.

12. SUPERIOR RELIABILITY AND VERSATILITY
 Reliable & Resilient
 Minimal Maintenance
 Flexible Size & Shape

13. RELIABLE & RESILIENT
 Most video wall systems are built from professional-
grade components, and some are specifically
designed for 24/7, mission-critical environments.
 Consumer-grade projectors and displays use
cheaper components and can’t provide the
reliability or resilience of a video wall.
 Even high-end projectors require frequent
maintenance and are vulnerable to vibration,
humidity, and ambient light.

14. MINIMAL MAINTENANCE
 Because video walls are designed for maximum
reliability and uptime, most have no consumable
parts and require virtually no maintenance over
years of operation.
 In contrast, projectors demand regular downtime to
replace expensive lamps and light engines.
 While a video wall system may initially cost more
than a projector, their low maintenance costs make
them a more affordable solution in the long term.

15. FLEXIBLE SIZE & SHAPE
 Video walls offer far more flexibility in terms of size
and shape than a single display.
 Depending on the display type and mounting
system used, they can be wall-mounted, free-
standing, curved, non-rectangular, and even three-
dimensional.
 They can be small enough to be portable or scaled
to massive dimensions.
 This unique versatility enables video walls to be
used in an enormous range of environments and
use-cases.

16. WHO USES VIDEO WALL SYSTEMS?
 Business Leaders
 Control Room Operators
 Students & Educators

17. THANK YOU…