Massive new LG outdoor direct view LED screen brings superior experience to Toronto sports fans

Last Modified on October 10th, 2019 12:18 pm by Michael Williams in Case Studies, Press Releases, RTA

TORONTO, Oct. 10, 2019 – Just in time for the Toronto Maple Leafs and Raptors 2019 season home openers this month, Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment (MLSE) and Scotiabank have unveiled a massive new outdoor Direct View LED (DVLED) video screen from LG Electronics.

 

Giving Toronto sports fans a superior viewing experience in Maple Leaf Square adjacent to the Scotiabank Arena, the new 2,200-square-foot LG DVLED display is 37 percent larger than the previous screen. The installation of the new 62-by-35-foot screen marks the expanded partnership between MLSE and LG, which have a shared mindset of elevating every game for fans. LG Electronics Canada is the exclusive Consumer Electronics Partner of the Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Raptors.

World’s First Guitar-Shaped Hotel Comes to Life with Dramatic Visuals

The Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood, FL, has captured the imagination of both industry insiders and the public, thanks to its unique guitar shape. This groundbreaking project is both an architectural and audiovisual phenomenon. With 638 guest rooms and collection of pools and amenities, not to mention a state-of-the-art casino, the exterior of the hotel is so imposing on the skyline that planes flying overhead can see it.

NEC Display Solutions Europe Announces All-in-One LED Screens

NEC Display Solutions Europe has announced two new ranges of direct view all-in-one LED screens — the FE Series LED Bundles start at 110 inches, ranging from 1.2-millimeter to 3.5-millimeter pixel pitch. The bundles can be wall-mounted or have free-standing capability.

L-Acoustics Gets Recognized With Coolest Award Ever!

I have been reading Fast Company magazine for nearly 20 years. I regard it as one of the few innovative, forward-looking business pubs in the world — behind WIRED. So, when I saw this from L-Acoustics, I wanted to give the company kudos and recognition! L-Acoustics has been named to Fast Company’s prestigious annual list of the World’s Most Innovative Companies (MIC) for 2020. The list identifies the businesses making the most profound impact on both industry and culture, showcasing a variety of ways to thrive in today’s fast-changing world. This year’s MIC list features 434 businesses from 39 countries.

The BEST of InfoComm 2019 Awards

Welcome to the 2019 Best of InfoComm Awards! Unlike ANY other awards program at InfoComm, manufacturers can’t pay to enter — in fact, they can’t even nominate their own products. We are NOT pay-for-play.

What do we mean? Well, EVERY OTHER product award program in and around InfoComm are what are known as pay-for-play. Pay-for-play means you can’t win an award unless you pay to enter your product — this is not only unethical but problematic (and limiting) as, if you don’t pay, you can’t play — or win. Thus, small companies with small marketing budgets can’t win product awards — even when they have the best product. So, our Best of InfoComm Awards take into consideration EVERY SINGLE PRODUCT exhibited at the show.

LargestCurvedOLED Signage / Digital signage

Discipline: Product

This is the world’s largest OLED signage, covering an area of almost 710 square meters, with a resolution of 1.7 billion pixels, and using 820 sheets of OLED. Because OLED signage allows for installation with flexible curvature, a wave display that embodies the image of sea waves adds mystery and beauty to the installation. Through this, visitors can experience videos in a new way, turning this installation into a landmark.

outdoor LG LED video screen at Maple Leaf Square outside of Scotiabank Arena

MLSE unveiled a new outdoor LG LED video screen at Maple Leaf Square outside of Scotiabank Arena. Ready for the Maple Leafs and Raptors season, the new LED screen is 62 feet by 35 feet, a full 37 per cent larger than the old screen, which will give Toronto sports fans a superior viewing experience.

Las Vegas McCarran International Airport Digital Signage | Lamar Airport Advertising

The Lamar Airport Advertising team joined forces with NanoLumens to modernize all digital signage at McCarran International Airport’s Terminal 1 baggage area. For more information about airport advertising, please visit www.LamarAirports.com

Suntec City Retail Shopping & Convention Centre (Singapore)

  • Over 660 integrated LED flat-panel displays were assembled to deliver dynamic content throughout the day. Around 49 feet tall and 197 feet wide, the HD video wall at Singapore’s Suntec City is one of the world’s largest LED displays.

Times Square (New York City)

  • One of New York’s best-known attractions is the huge LED wall, located on the façade of the Marriott Marquis Hotel. It has 24 million pixels, is around 23 meters high and 100 meters long.

The Place, Chaoyang District (Beijing)

  • The entire canopy at the Place in Chaoyang District, Beijing is made up of LEDs, with the entire screen measuring 250 metres long and 30 meters wide. It is also suspended 25 meters high for added impact, joining the ranks of Asia’s biggest screens.

Viva Vision canopy, Fremont Street (Las Vegas)

  • Featuring more than 12 million LED modules and coupled with a 555,000-watt sound system, this 27-metre tall screen, which spans 457 metres in length, has an average daily attendance of 25,000 at the Fremont Street Experience in Las Vegas.

Piccadilly Circus (London)

  • Europe’s largest single digital screen is located at Piccadilly Circus in London. Distinctive for its curved shape and incredibly large surface area of 790 square metres, it also displays a patchwork of LED video display images for the huge crowds of people that pass by this popular junction each day.

Plaza de Callao (Madrid)

  • Samsung’s giant LED screen, which is 6 meters wide and 37 meters high, is the largest outdoor screen in Spain. It is also a smart LED model that repels water and dust and can even operate at temperatures between 40 degrees below zero and 55 degrees above!

Samsung Prismview Brightens Up Atlanta Hawks’ State Farm Arena with NBA’s First 360° LED Screen

 

The State Farm Arena opened the 2018-19 basketball season with an impressive array of more than 20 LED video displays, prominently featuring 12,047 square feet of LED video, and more than 30.42 million individual LED pixels, all manufactured and installed by Prismview, A Samsung Electronics Company. The centerpiece is the first continuous, 360-degree video screen with HD-quality, 6mm LED video display technology in NBA history. The new Hawks centerhung main videoboard adds up to a massive 4,477 square feet of active video display, making it one of the three largest in an NBA venue. The 360-degree screen wraps 161.34-feet around and measures 27.75-feet high. The centerhung boasts almost 4,000 square feet more LED video than the previous centerhung, which was comprised of 12 individual displays for a total of just 960 square feet of video. Upgrades to the also include four massive corner video boards, plus upper and lower fascia displays, bringing the total square feet of video throughout State Farm Arena to an impressive 12,000 square feet, 10 times more LED video than the prior arena configuration.

Smart Project (Summer Media Art) | Seoul

This summer we collaborated with CJ Powercast for “Smart Project” having created digital artworks for SMTown Media Facade – the largest curved outdoor LED screen in Korea, located in Gangnam district of Seoul. The CG artworks Inspired by South Korean flora & fauna were running through August and September 2019.

Samsung Unveils Momentous New LED Displays in the Heart of New York’s Times Square

 

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