Faisal Tower

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Faisal Tower

Faisal Tower ‐ Projection &…

Faisal Tower ‐ Projection & Audio Exhibit Type: Projection Video Playback Audio Sync Type: Close Sync Server Room: SER 12 ‐ MM1 For this video presentation, as indicated, we recommend utilizing (1) 7th Sense infinity video players feeding 1080p HDMI signal to (5) Digital Projection 13,000 Lumen, 3‐DLP Laser projectors.…

Defense Wall Projection

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Defense Wall Projection

Defense Walls ‐ Projection &…

Defense Walls ‐ Projection & Audio Exhibit Type: Projection Video Playback Audio Sync Type: Close Sync Server Room: SER 12 ‐ MM1 This video presentation utilizes (39) specially‐configured 7th Sense Nano video servers feeding WUXGA HDMI signal to (39) Digital Projection 13,000 Lumen, 3‐DLP Laser projectors. Two lens types are…

Al Ajrab Sword

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Al Ajrab Sword

SH4 – Al Ajrab Sword…

SH4 – Al Ajrab Sword Exhibit Type: LCD Video Playback Audio Sync Type: MOS GSI SL: N/A Server Room: AV 15 ‐ Salwa Palace AV Room   This video presentation utilizes a Brightsign 4K video Player feeding UHD signal to (9) NEC 46” Ultra‐Narrow Bezel LCD Panels. See attached study…

Atturaif Museum Abdullah

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Atturaif Museum Abdullah

Abdullah Palace ‐ Courtyard Exhibit…

Abdullah Palace ‐ Courtyard Exhibit Type: Projection Video Playback Audio Sync Type: Close Sync Server Room: Data Center This video presentation utilizes (6) 7th Sense Delta Nano video servers feeding 1080p HDMI signal to (6) Digital Projection 11,000 Lumen, 3‐DLP Laser projectors with 4.3 ‐ 6.8:1 zoom lenses for the…

Traditional Architecture (Airflow)

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Traditional Architecture (Airflow)

1.4.4SS/L ‐ Traditional Architecture (Airflow)…

1.4.4SS/L ‐ Traditional Architecture (Airflow) Exhibit Type: Projection Video Playback Audio Sync Type: Close Sync Server Room: SER 03 ‐ Traditional Architecture This video presentation utilizes (2) 7th Sense Nano video servers feeding 1080p HDMI signal local to (2) Digital Projection 5,600 Lumen 1‐DLP projector with 0.28:1 fixed focal length…

Visitor Center

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Visitor Center

VRC‐01 ‐ Media Wall Interactives…

VRC‐01 ‐ Media Wall Interactives   Exhibit Type: LCD Video Playback Audio Sync Type: Server Room: SER 17 ‐ VRC This videowall utilizes seventy‐two (72) LG 47” Ultra‐Narrow Bezel panels in a 3 x 4 configuration.  Video content will be sourced from (6) 7th Sense Infinity media servers, each providing…

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