Pixera Delivers Ultra-Fast Performance in LifeWave Welcome Center

with the servers Pixera of BY Stumpfl and the latest in LED technology, the integrator Original Syndicate has created for LifeWave an immersive journey through the space that welcomes arriving visitors.

The Led technology high end, driven by the Pixera multimedia servers from AV Stumpfl, takes sales reps to a immersive journey back and forth to the stars in the welcome center LifeWave, located in Draper (Utah – EE.UU.)

This welcome center, commissioned by David Schmidt, founder of LifeWave and Star Trek enthusiast, is a permanent experiential space designed to inspire and connect with the wellness company's most notable brand ambassadors.

Designer Doug Drexler, Known for his work on several Star Trek series and films, was hired to oversee the creative design of the space, while the Californian integrator Original Syndicate was responsible for the systems design and technical integration of the project.

Visitors coming to the welcome center (typically groups of LifeWave sales representatives, who receive guided tours of 20 minutes through space) They begin their journey in hologram room, where they are greeted by a life-size holographic presentation of Schmidt, through a holographic display Proto Epic of Proto Hologram.

Thence, access the time travel tunnel, a paneled cinema hall Megapixel Window ultra fine (which include walls with a pixel pitch of 0,8 mm and a custom roof configuration of 1,25 mm) that display content related to the company's history and product offering.

“The initial design called for a series of vertical LCD screens in the tunnel”, remember Marcus Bengtsson, Original Syndicate CTO. “But we were able to show, via real-time preview, How an integrated Led solution can improve the experience”.

The system of Led screen -the largest architectural implementation of Megapixel Ventana to date- It is entirely controlled by two Pixera Quad Gen.2 multimedia servers.

The tour continues with a series of interactive kiosks, each one with OLED screens 55 inches of Sony to display product information, ambassador success stories and company milestones.

Finally, futuristic Beyond Tomorrow area uses OLED cylinders LG transparent to display layered content about the company's upcoming products (including humanitarian drones and water “bright”), giving the impression that the content floats in space.

The Pixera platform not only manages playback in the four zones, but also allows easy integration with third-party systems, according to Bengtsson.

For example, Pixera control built into the server software has allowed Original Syndicate to write custom code within Pixera to trigger specific content, such as automatic language change in the holographic sequence depending on the group being accommodated. “That was a great added value.”, states. “We did not have to depend on external show control systems; we were able to manage everything natively within Pixera”.

Ease of use was also a key factor in choosing Pixera, adds Bengtsson. To simplify, The entire system is operated through a single button interface using a Stream Deck (connected to Pixelera), although operators also have access through a sistema KVM 4K connected to a dedicated control room.

“Our goal was to create something immersive, reliable and forward-thinking”, concludes Bengtsson. “This is not a typical corporate activation; It is a space with a permanent experience, built to the same visual standards as a virtual production or broadcast environment. Pixera gave us the necessary creative freedom and technical scalability”.