LED walls can be used pretty much anywhere. If you’ve seen the high-rise hotels in downtown Las Vegas or glanced up at the ceiling in the Boston Museum of Science, you’ve seen some of the most inspiring examples of LED display walls in action.
From large, captivating displays to smaller applications, you’ve likely seen LED walls in the following setting:
LED video walls can connect with your computers, video conferencing equipment, broadcast video systems and other sources so that you can display custom content. You can even create touch-sensitive, interactive displays!
Here are a few ways some of the biggest companies are using LED video walls:
Stanley Black & Decker and Aptiv’s Operation Centers
Stanley Black & Decker has walls that are 20’ and 30’ high, and that serve as a hub for troubleshooting and monitoring at their manufacturing plants. If an assembly line goes down, a video wall can be used to display information or conduct two-way video conferencing to restore processes as quickly as possible. Their LED display walls show 12 images at the same time for three different user groups. Since the walls are incredibly large, they have a high pixel pitch to support the required resolutions.
Global auto parts company Aptiv uses their walls similarly. They monitor all data gathered by their computer systems in their autonomous cars so that operators are able to monitor and troubleshoot situations.
HubSpot’s Lobby/Entry Way Signage
HubSpot wants their visitors to immediately recognize them as technology experts, so an alluring LED video wall was an absolute must-have for their offices. Their display can support nine images at once and is mounted between two vertical I-beams with weight support coming from the floor.
Stanley Hartford’s Outdoor Signage
Stanley Hartford needed a large, bright display that could showcase one logo or image at a time. Their LED video wall is 18’ long and is suspended in the air at around 14’ high. It faces a busy highway and a technology center, making it an eye-catching display to advertise building events and presentations.