Meeting rooms
The meeting starts when people sit down — no blackout, no lamp warming up
The first five minutes of a meeting usually go to technology. Somebody hunts for the right cable, the projector warms up, and then the blinds come down because the image is washed out. An LED surface removes all three. It is on immediately, it is legible with the ceiling lights on, and it has no lamp that fades through the year. We deliver pixel pitches from P1.2 to P1.8 in meeting rooms, tight enough that a spreadsheet or a drawing stays readable for people at the far end of the table.
Built to perform
The lights can stay on
The surface makes its own light and does not wash out with ceiling lights on. Participants can see each other, take notes and read the screen at the same time.
On immediately
No warm-up time and no lamp needing to stabilise. The screen shows an image the moment it is switched on.
Legible at the far end
P1.2 to P1.8 keeps spreadsheets, drawings and small type readable for everyone around the table. Nobody has to stand up to see.
Connects as before
Accepts signal from laptops, room systems and video conferencing. Participants connect exactly the way they are used to.
Quiet in the room
Can be supplied fanless, so no hum settles into the recording or interrupts the conversation. Noticeable in a small meeting room.
No consumables
No lamp, filter or bulb to replace. More than 100,000 operating hours with no maintenance visits in the calendar.
Use cases
Standard meeting rooms
Replaces projector and screen in rooms used all day. No blackout and no shadow when someone stands in front.
Hybrid meetings
Remote participants shown at full size, not as a small window. People in the room can read expression and reaction.
Project rooms
Drawings, models and plans shown in detail. Several people can stand around the surface and see the same thing.
Client meetings
Product demonstration and presentation in the same room. Switching sources without black screens in between.
Small huddle rooms
Compact surfaces for rooms of two to four people. Tight pixel pitch, because everyone sits close.
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