video wall

If you're tired of boring building walls, Manhattan-based experiential design firm ESI Design has a solution. The firm has outfitted Terrell Pace in the US capital Washington, DC, with 1,700 sq ft of interactive media displays that react to activity within the building.

If you're anything like us, you'll have some fond memories of wasting countless hours playing Minesweeper back in the 90s, but did you ever wish it was more challenging. Well, your prayers have been answered with the creation of the largest version of the game ever built.

YrWall allows users to digitally paint graffiti on a video wall, using infrared spray paint cans.

Hiperwall’s software-centric video wall system is hardware agnostic and allows non-technical users to manage the display of video and data feeds.