Control Rooms

Curved screens have a wider field of view, making the screens seems larger than they are. They don’t have as many reflections as flat screens, and allow viewers to feel more immersed.

A Light emitting diode display. This type of display is made up of an array of LEDs mounted directly onto a circuit board.

The controller (also called a processor) is the piece of hardware that sends your video signal(s) to the LED video wall. The controller is also responsible for managing the arrangement of each panel so that the video appears to occupy one seamless display rather than being sent to individual panels. Controllers allow for scaling as well as other settings and adjustments that can be made to the LED wall.

Pixel pitch measures the shortest distance from the center of one RGB pixel to the center of the next. Smaller pixel pitch means higher resolution within a given surface area. Along with display size, the most significant factor in determining the appropriate LED pixel pitch for a particular project is viewing distance. Viewing distance measure the distance of the viewer from the screen itself. The closer the viewer is to the screen, the smaller the pixel pitch needs to be to produce optimum results.

LED displays are made up of dense clusters of LED lights whereas LCDs, or liquid crystal displays, are made up of a liquid resting between two panels. LCDs require a backlight, which are sometimes made up of LEDs, to produce illumination. LED displays often have brighter colors and higher contrast ratios than LCDs. LED displays are also modular, allowing for true curved designs.