Unicol supports the video wall with Samsung screens for the new Thames Cable Car

A total of 46 screens on different video walls, two horizontal 3×3 and another two of 3×2, They welcome passengers on the new cable car in London.

A total of 46 screens on different video walls, two horizontal 3×3 with screens Samsung UD55, two of 3×2 vertically on the door and two 8×3 UD55 screens vertically at platform level.

The important role it has played Unicol In this project, a studied solution has been supplied with supports for the Samsung screens used in the station's video walls.. The audiovisual installation was directed and will be maintained by Pioneer Digital Solutions.

According to its director Paul Childerhouse, “These video walls were technically difficult to build because the stainless steel and glass coating reduces the depth of the screen to the wall. The supports had to be less than 50mm, Therefore the only solution was to use Unicol's PZX and Screentrac supports.”.

For your part, Robert Seward, Unicol's Marketing Director has assured that “8-inch videowalls×3, “With vertical screens installed on a curve, they gave us some headaches, but our Special Products Division quickly offered a solution.”.

All video walls are powered by Magenta Voyager fiber kits.

The cable car project has involved an investment of 60 million pounds, funded largely by the owners of Dubai's Emirates airline, giving them the rights to the name 10 years, including the placement of the brand name on the London Metropolitan map. Some 8 million pounds came from the European Development and Regeneration Funds.