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La Porte des Mondes
Immersive travelling dining experiences and real landscapes projected in HD
La Porte des Mondes organises immersive dining experiences combining spectacular audiovisual scenery and gastronomy in harmony with the panorama. Guests can enjoy full immersion at the heart of interactive settings that adapt to each place and each moment, creating a feeling that turns a simple meal into an unforgettable journey. La Porte des Mondes is an audiovisual production company capturing real panoramic videos in 16K. It offers a mobile video-mapping station and a turnkey installation, combined with tailored scenography and sequencing. The animated background is projected onto indoor screens or walls 24 to 32 metres wide and 2.5 metres high, transporting the audience into captivating visual worlds.
Beyond the Video Wall: Why Modern Control Rooms Are Becoming Decision Intelligence Hubs
For decades, control rooms have had a relatively simple purpose: monitor operations, identify issues and coordinate a response.
Sharp End User Sales Team named AV Awards 2026 finalist
Congratulations to Sharp’s UK End User Sales Team, who have been named finalists for Channel Team of the Year at the AV Awards 2026.
Heathrow Airport Terminal 5
LED media towers redefine safety, efficiency, and impact
A landmark LED deployment at one of the world’s busiest airports delivers exceptional visual impact while setting new benchmarks for fire safety, resilience, and energy efficiency.
Flexible collaboration for workplaces and learning environments
Designed for professional collaboration and engaging interactive experiences.
How smarter content design can help reduce the energy consumption of your LED display
Energy efficiency isn't just about the display. By making smarter content design choices, you can reduce power consumption without sacrificing visual impact.
The Art of Productivity: Can Digital Art Help Bring People Back to the Office?
As organisations continue to encourage employees back into the workplace, many are asking: what makes an office worth the commute?
University of Oxford
Connecting people, spaces and ideas across Oxford’s new humanities centre
The Stephen A. Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities is one of the most ambitious academic developments undertaken by the University of Oxford. Bringing together seven humanities faculties, research institutes and the Bodleian Humanities Library within a single building, the Centre creates a new home for teaching, research, performance and public engagement.
Connected displays bring high quality content to life
We’re all consuming more content, more often, and in more places than ever before. That reality is reshaping what people expect from digital signage and shared displays. A screen is no longer noteworthy just because it exists; it must earn attention by being clear, credible and useful in the moment.