Seamless Video-wall Display

Vivadis is a small Ontario company seeking to commercialize an architectural video-wall

display having a large and continuous viewing area. Vivadis has display experience and has

performed market research and has concluded that the ideal markets for Vivadis to serve are

the indoor and outdoor architectural, entertainment and military markets. Requirements of a

suitable display include brightness, contrast and resolution similar to existing LCD displays,

but in a much larger size range of 100 to 300 inches diagonal. The display should be

modular to allow easy set-up and disassembly. Brightness of the display should be in the

range of twice as bright as a standard television. This project will deliver a prototype display

of this type.

Faculty Supervisor:

Adrian Kitai

Student:

Partner:

Vivadis Technologies

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

University:

McMaster University

Program:

Accelerate

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