Christie's interactive video wall showcases Cleveland library's digital collection

For the configuration of the video wall that the Cleveland Public Library has installed, four LCD panels of 55 inches and the Christie Interactivity Kit.

The Cleveland Public Library (Cleveland Digital Public Library) was looking for a solution that will transform the way visitors learn about the history of the city and its people. He wanted a new support to promote his digital collection, since it was only displayed in the Digital Gallery, and found the solution in the installation of an interactive video wall.

To configure this video wall, the library chose FHD552-X LCD panels from Christie, installed in a 4 format×1. This was accompanied by the Interactivity Kit from this same manufacturer that works with Baanto ShadowSense technology and allows this video wall to become an interactive touch screen. Two united solutions that have allowed us to provide a large, almost seamless canvas of near 11 square meters.

It is Christie's panel of 55 inches is designed with an ultra-thin bezel and offers Full HD resolution (1920 x 1080), high pixel density and a LED backlit display. These features make images appear sharp at any distance and information can be transmitted with a brightness that adapts to a wide variety of indoor environments..

“Christie display panels are highly customizable and can be equipped with a wide range of tools that allow users to create, present and manipulate content in new and exciting ways”, comenta Kathryn Cress, Vice President of Global and Corporate Marketing at Christie.

Installed by AVI-SPL, This display solution has changed the way the library attracts visitors' attention by offering a more interactive and dynamic environment.

“El videowall, accompanied by multi-touch capability through the Interactivity Kit, allows you to see our collections in a new way, going beyond the visual and interacting with them. The images are larger, Maps are much more impressive and easier to see with Christie panels. Visitors have a more realistic impression of what we are doing and this makes it easier to discover Cleveland and its history”, explica Chatham Ewing, Digital Library Strategist de Cleveland Public Library.