The Qasr Al Watan palace opens its doors to the public with AV equipment from the Spanish company BGL

Also known as the Palace of the Nation, This venue has a video wall, interactive game tables and rooms with AV equipment to help visitors learn about Abu Dhabi's role as the capital and second most populous city in the United Arab Emirates.

Located in the grounds of the Abu Dhabi Presidential Palace, the emblematic Qasr Al Watan o Palace of the Nation has just opened its doors to the public so that its visitors can enjoy a historical project that highlights the role of Abu Dhabi as the leading emirate of its nation..

The Spanish company BGL Audiovisual, which is part of Sequoia Group, has collaborated in this important project with the integration of visual systems in videowall configuration, tables that incorporate interactive games, etc; but without a doubt the technological prominence is played by the spaces The Council y Al Barza.

In the first room –The Council-, United Arab Emirates members are invited to meetings and other political events.

It is a spectacular circular room, which has the largest lamp in the world to date, and on whose walls two large screens have been installed (of 32 meters each), with five projectors per screen to carry out rear projection.

For your part, Al Barza it's a hallway, about fifty meters, through which visitors advance almost completely in the dark to end up in an immersive room.

In this unique space, The BGL team has installed eight high-brightness projectors, six digital screens and an audio system; a technology that introduces and guides visitors through the history of this emirate.