Flexible solutions ‘critical’ says Daktronics
Daktronics has spoken out on the subject of legacy installations at iconic buildings such as Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, saying it is ‘critical’ to secure a high quality, end-to-end audio-visual (AV) solution that will be easy to use for any event.
Tuesday, 01 Dec 2015 12:25 GMT
Daktronics installed two large LED video displays at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park stadium
During the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic events, three venues at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park turned to Daktronics for AV solutions. At Lee Valley VeloPark, Daktronics installed four LED video displays measuring 3.17 by 5.71m.
It was a real wow moment to see something we’ve invested a lot of time and money into work so well and Daktronics has supported us all the way with good expert advice”
At Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre, an outdoor video display was installed. The Daktronics DVX 15HD video board interfaces to the Swiss Timing MST2012 timing console to display game and score information. The stadium has two curved LED video displays with a 15HD pixel layout for excellent image quality.
Dan Buck, senior activation manager at Lee Valley VeloPark, says: “The simplicity yet complex nature of the operating system helped us – because to use it is simple but it allows us to operate all four screens differently.
“It was a real wow moment to see something we’ve invested a lot of time and money into work so well and Daktronics has supported us all the way with good expert advice … and they continue to help us to make sure the screens can be maximised with all the potential that we’ve got in them.”
Buck further notes that Daktronics ‘very professionally’ put together a system that now gives them ‘ultimate flexibility’.
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