Industry solution

Corporate & Conference

Looks right on camera and in the room.

Camera-safe imagery for rooms that present as much as they meet.

Meeting rooms and executive floors need displays that look correct on camera and on site. Refresh rate, grayscale and anti-glare treatment matter more than headline brightness, so we specify for the lighting and camera angles the room actually uses.

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Why this specification wins

Three decisions that change the result

Selected from the site constraints above, not from a catalogue habit.

Camera-safe by default

Refresh above 7680Hz and 16-bit grayscale are configured with the room camera, not only the factory source.

Matte surface for glass rooms

COB faces reduce reflections from windows and ceiling lights without washing out the image.

One control platform

Control protocol is documented for Crestron, Extron or the client AV system before handover.

What the site demands

These are the constraints we check before recommending a series or a pixel pitch.

Visible scan lines on video calls and broadcast
Bright ceiling lights causing reflections on glossy surfaces
Rooms that must switch between presentation and video wall duty

How we deliver it

01
Room audit
Seating depth, camera positions and window orientation checked on site or from drawings.
02
Camera tuning
>7680Hz refresh and 16-bit grayscale configured with the room camera, not only the factory source.
03
Surface choice
Matte COB face for window-heavy rooms, standard cabinets for controlled lighting.
04
Integration
Control protocol documented for Crestron, Extron or the client AV platform.