Mitsubishi DLP cubes improve communication between management centers in Kazakhstan

The Russian systems integrator Polymedia has overcome important technical and logistical challenges in the Kyzylorda management and government center equipment project, in the Republic of Kazakhstan, that have made it the most advanced of its type in the country, after the installation of sixteen Mitsubishi Electric audiovisual systems in a video wall configuration..

The Russian region of Kyzylorda, belonging to the Republic of Kazakhstan, covers a vast area in which the famous Baikonur spaceport is located. Taking into account that it is the largest landlocked country in the world, The distances between population centers present important administrative and communication challenges for the regional government; challenges that those responsible try to solve with the latest technology.

The project, made by Russian systems integrator Polymedia, is based on the creation of a main meeting space, with a smaller analysis room, another area for translation and the location of the servers.

One of the requirements of the local government project was that it had to be an integrated solution from a single provider, responsible for audiovisual equipment and other systems to operate reliably and uninterrupted, in addition to integrating with the information systems used in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Polymedia selected the VS-70HEF78U projection cubes from 70 inches and Full HD resolution of Mitsubishi Electric, in configuration 4×2, with a total of eight systems for the main room, which by offering front access allow installation on the wall, saving up 3 square meters of useful area.

These systems offer up to 100.000 hours of operation without maintenance and with total operational reliability. Each VS-70HEF78U projection cube, with DLP technology Texas Instruments, uses three individual color sensors to continuously monitor the hub motor's light output. This output data is shared with adjacent cubes and automatic adjustments are made when necessary to ensure color balance and brightness uniformity across the entire display wall..

Besides, Each system features three input card slots allowing you to use any combination of option cards and seamlessly connect signals to all displays.. Each cube can display up to four windows and one background image per screen, or up to six windows if one background image is not used on the entire video wall, that can be easily moved with the D-Wall software from this same supplier.

The Smart Switch function of each VS-70HEF78U ensures the redundancy necessary for mission-critical applications and continuous operation. If a signal is lost unexpectedly, Screen automatically switches to an alternative signal source within seconds.

For the analysis or crisis room, The option has been the installation of eight LCD displaywalls of the LM55S1 model, also from Mitsubishi, of 55 inches and narrow bezel (de 3.4mm) in configuration 4×2, showing the content of any of the twelve workstations in the operator's room.

All DisplayWalls are controlled and managed with a software application developed specifically for this project by Polymedia, which has been called Polywall, very easy to use so that even non-technical operators can use it.

Remote sites are connected via video conferencing systems LifeSize. In this sense, Polymedia had to overcome logistical challenges to complete the project, since some sites were located more than 500 Km. from the main center in conditions of difficult coverage, to which was added that the installation and tests could only be carried out at night so as not to interrupt the operational activity of the centers..