Latin America. AVI Latin America presents the finalists of the AV Latino Contest in its 2022 version. Until August 18, the virtual voting to choose the winner will be open, which will be announced that day within the framework of TecnoMultimedia Mexico.
- END USER: CESA | College of Higher Studies of Administration
- INTEGRATOR: SAS AV Integration
CITY/COUNTRY: Bogota, Colombia - PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The CESA project is implemented in 5 buildings with a total of 28 classrooms, 1 Gesell Chamber Room, 1 Council Room, 1 Auditorium, 1 Board Room and 1 Study Room. Video projectors, curtains, ceiling speakers, cameras with automatic tracking, wireless projection equipment, ceiling USB microphones, motion sensors, control processor, control screen, lighting control, backup screen, interactive monitors, large format curtains, professional audio system, support monitors, amplifiers, recorders, streaming equipment, audio processors, were installed, industrial monitors, among others. All integrate with Crestron technology.
- END USER: SCEPTER High Tech Viewpoint
- INTEGRATOR: Zasu Mexico
- CITY/COUNTRY: CDMX, Mexico
- PROJECT DESCRIPTION: CETRO is located on the 46th floor, "La Corona," of the iconic WTC building in Mexico City. The objective of the project is to give a "WOW" effect to visitors to this 360-degree viewpoint, overlooking all of Mexico City and always have the technological support for it. In addition to being a 360-degree viewpoint, it is an event hall. ZaSu Mexico integrated audio, video and digital signage remotely, all centrally controlled from the integrator's corporate. To achieve the "Curved" effect like the building itself, with flat screens for Videowall, they designed and manufactured supports that one by one were installed and calibrated.
The integration consists of:
- 360 ring with 76 synchronized Videowall screens and with content sent remotely.
- Three 3x3m Videowalls with a total of 27 super-thin bezel Videowall screens.
- An ArtWall in Portrait 2x2 format with super-thin bezel Videowall screens.
- Seven Professional TouchScreen 55" 4K Monitors in Portrait format
- 14 Professional Monitors 55" in Portrait format with reception of Digital Signage through ZaSu Mexico.
- 19 Media Player
- Three Intel NUC Core i7
- High definition audio system with speakers.
- Wiring of all screens from the Site.
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- END USER: Fixed Installation of 3D Video Mapping
- INTEGRATOR: Studio SAS Signs
- CITY/COUNTRY: Zipaquirá, Colombia
- PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The mapping show called "Lumen Spei" (Light of Hope), is projected directly on the salt rock 180 meters underground in the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá, every day of the year, with more than 10 daily functions. In the assembly and implementation of the project he had to overcome great challenges previously posed, such as the height at which the projectors had to be fixed (7, 8 and 9 meters from the floor), as well as the proportions of the main altar that would be used as a projection canvas in a total area of 1,003 m2. The proportion of the video that was generated is 17 m high by 59m wide, with different depths in the walls, especially that of the central cross, which is located 21 meters from the front walls. The conditions of high salinity, humidity and pollution of the environment inside the Cathedral, required the installation of housing protection of the equipment with air filters and cooling fans. The technological innovation went beyond the use of laser projection technology, also the transmission of audio and video is carried out by HDbaseT protocol that allows the interconnectivity, control and supervision of all equipment more than 60 meters away from the video server and control rack.
- END USER: Immersive Room Kirchner Cultural Center
- INTEGRATOR: Digital Projections
- CITY/COUNTRY: Buenos Aires, Argentina
- PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The Kirchner Cultural Center was looking for an immersive room for the exhibition of multimedia art supported by technology. 14 laser projectors of 12000 ANSI lumens were used, with special ultra extra-short lenses. A system based on high-performance professional media servers with multiple video outputs as a signal source was also developed. For audio, a multichannel configuration of 24 channels was foreseen, distributed through pipes in low impedance. The routing of these multiple channels between the sources (servers) and the processor is through the Dante protocol. Regarding lighting, the system responds to the standard DMX 512 protocol, whose scenes are pre-recorded on a controller and shot in sync with audio and video. The control system includes the use of a centralized system for the switching on and off of the projectors and the entire system, either on an hourly or manually basis, enabling the autonomous operation of the system.
- END USER: Technological Renovation Planetary Dome of Bogotá
- INTEGRATOR: Big Video and Merge SAS
- CITY/COUNTRY: Bogota, Colombia
- PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The Dome of the Planetarium of Bogotá is an icon in the city and in Colombia, with a dome of 23 meters in diameter, the largest in South America. It is a unique setting for the performing and audiovisual arts in which, through the synergy of art, science and new technologies, new worlds are created and recreated. To upgrade and renew the existing equipment, a digital projection system was installed consisting of two pure 4K RGB laser projectors of 32,000 lumens, controlled by Pandoras Box Version 8 servers, a Mystique and Digistar 7 self-alignment and calibration system. With this projection solution, the Planetarium enjoys a 4K projection of extraordinary contrast and great luminosity to display videos with images full of textures and vivid colors. The management, through the software servers, ensures reliable performance, both for the multiple daily functions and for interaction with the Digistar 7 program.
