NanoLumens helps give Scripps Networks Interactive headquarters a more modern look

A 2.4 Series Nixel Led screen has been installed in the lobby.×4,7 meters and a pixel pitch of 1,2 mm. Crestron technology is used to manage the content displayed on the display..

The media content development company, Scripps Networks Interactive, was looking for a solution to modernize the lobby of its Knoxville headquarters (Tennessee) and decided to go to the video collaboration and strategy company Whitlock to install a Led screen NanoLumens Nixel Series the 2.4×4,7 meters and a pixel pitch of 1,2 mm.

According to the Whitlock account executive, Erica Fox, “Scripps Networks Interactive saw that the space looked dated and looked for a more modern video presentation solution.”, May it shine now and in years to come. With a multi-panel video wall that had lost its shine after a decade of use, The company wanted to update the space with a vibrant video solution that would impress for years to come. 10 years. We knew NanoLumens would provide exactly the type of engaging viewing experience the customer needed.”.

Plus the need for durable display technology, The brightness capabilities of NanoLumens technology proved to be important in achieving better visibility at the installation location.

The lobby is located on the ground floor, with two-story windows and ambient lighting that can be intense throughout the day and affect the visibility of the screens. Another fundamental benefit was the design, which is possible thanks to the use of the manufacturers' patented Nixel technology. These are small panels of LED pixels that are joined together to form screens of any size., shape and curvature. They can be removed and replaced if necessary, reducing maintenance time and costs.

For screen management, Whitlock has used Crestron's control system and interface that provides simple operation and addresses a multitude of usage scenarios., including presets for live presentations. Besides, Speakers and a microphone have also been installed on the wall.

Through the control system, a single image can be projected, full screen video or stream 10 Live TV channels displayed in different windows within the screen in different configurations.

Also allows overlay modes, where windows vary in size and are positioned on top of each other digitally, providing a 3D layered feel, just like the windows on a computer screen.

Programmed presets allow these changes to be made instantly from a mobile device or PC via a virtual Whitlock panel. This provides an additional layer of security should the Crestron panel fail for any reason..

Eric Seigler, NanoLumens regional sales director responsible for this project, said there were other factors that made NanoLumens the choice for Scripps Networks Interactive, “like the value proposition of a screen that has a guarantee of 6 years, up to pixels, image quality and the fact that we design and assemble our displays in the United States. Also notable is the slim, low-heat design that allowed it to be installed close to the wall and blend in with the architecture of the lobby.”.