A Daktronics LED video wall has been installed in Texas A&M University’s George HW Bush Presidential Library and Museum. The 5.8m by 10.
7m video wall is located in the university’s 2,700 sq metre Marine One/4141 Locomotive Pavilion, which opened this summer to mark what would have been the former US president’s 100th birthday The wall features a 1.5mm pixel pitch, while variable zoning capabilities mean that either one large image or multiple content windows can be displayed. Content can include live and pre-recorded video, customised graphics and animations, and real-time information or data.
Integrator CTI also installed additional audio, control and signage equipment in the pavilion. Daktronics sales representative Quinn Rice said: “The pavilion expansion is a very large, bright and beautiful space that features historical exhibits, where telling a multimedia story with bold and vibrant visuals is extremely important. “Daktronics’ high-resolution display technology enhances the visitor experience and tells the story and legacy of the 41st president through the use of curated multimedia content.
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