The secrets of UniSee Mount revealed

Millions of square feet of video walls are being installed annually − and the market is enjoying double-digit growth. There are more options than ever when it comes to building large video walls for 24/7 control rooms. While some video walls must “wow” prospective viewers visually to catch their attention (i.e., advertising ala digital signage), others focus on ergonomic design, functionality, serviceability, and critical data within a continually manned 24/7 decision-making environment (i.e., control room).

The white point in color definitions is probably one of the least known parameters on a display’s spec sheet. Because what does it even mean? White is white, no? Most people know it is the combination of all wavelengths of light. So how come different settings exist in the market? The reason is that the theoretic value of white is never seen in reality. If you look at a white piece of paper for example, it will be colored by the light source that shines on it. In other words it will look different when you look at it under sunlight conditions, than under artificial light in your office. The same goes for displays. However, the cool thing is that we can often choose the white point of the display. Tampering with the white point setting will consequently impact and define the mood of the image. Note that for convenience we will be talking about displays in this article, but the same goes for just about any visualization device, including projectors and direct view LED tiles.

What is a pixel pitch and how is choosing the right pixel pitch important for the success of your display? Find out in this article!