The Christie line up of indoor LED video walls is being deployed by clients in India from various market segments.
Christie reports that in the last 12 months, more than 20 large-sized videowalls with pixel pitches of less than 2mm have been installed in corporate, financial, information technology, medical, and healthcare facilities, as well as educational institutions.
Some of the clients that have chosen Christie’s LED videowall solutions in the last 12 months include information technology giants Cognizant and Wipro, American-Swiss medical company Alcon, technical and research institute IIT Indore, as well as an American multinational financial institution with several branches in India.
The installations use Christie’s LED solutions such as the Apex series, CorePlus series and Core series.
Christie also holds the record for one of the largest indoor LED wall in India that’s made up of 370 Christie Apex Series Gen 2 LED tiles at one of the public sector enterprises, which is used for monitoring purposes.
Rishubh Nayar, director for India, enterprise, Christie, said: “As the demand for LED video walls continues to rise in India, we are highly focused in helping our clients bring their vision to reality through our full range of direct-view LED solutions. From premium options for critical viewing and Active 3D applications to more budget-friendly solutions for high-impact installations, we are pleased that Christie’s dynamic and engaging LED solutions has achieved a sizeable market share in just a short period of time.”
To provide clients with complete peace of mind, Nayar noted that Christie has an after sales-service and repair centre for LED tiles in its Bangalore office, where qualified technicians can carefully restore equipment to working order, extending the life of the products.
He added: “We will continue to push for higher adoption in this product segment and educate the market that Christie has a lot more visual and integrated solutions to offer in addition to our line-up of 3LCD, 1DLP and 3DLP projectors offering a range of resolutions with laser illumination.”