tvONE, a leading designer and manufacturer of cutting-edge video and multimedia processing equipment, announced that a CORIOmaster mini video wall processor is driving a spectacular 16K video wall in the foyer of the Oculus, a new £19 million flagship teaching and learning building at the University of Warwick in the UK.
Entering The Oculus, visitors are greeted by a stunning four-screen 16K resolution video wall with a range of art displays, timetables of upcoming activity in the building and live-streams of lectures and other events in the main lecture theatres as well as acting as the 'building dashboard'. Installed by GV Multimedia, the video wall consists of four NEC X981UHD 4K panels arranged in portrait orientation, with content supplied by five ONELAN 4K players via the tvONE CORIOmaster C3-540 video wall processor.
Commenting, Ian Mason, AV Analyst at the University of Warwick, said, “The video wall in the entrance area is our showcase for what is happening in the University. It can be used for anything from promoting departmental events and sporting successes to streaming graduation ceremonies and the annual Coventry v Warwick Varsity match.
A £19m flagship teaching building, The Oculus at University of Warwick is an impressive sight. This stunning building was designed exclusively for its purpose as the university’s first completely dedicated teaching structure. It boasts two auditoriums, 12 state-of-the-art flexible teaching spaces, and a number of social learning and network spaces. The auditoriums, the 500 seat OC1.05 and the 250 person OC0.03 both use tvONE CORIOmaster mini C3-510 to edge-blend the output of the Panasonic PT-RZ12K projectors onto the screen.
