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SHOWING REAL VISION
Video wall and control room display experts Ultimate Visual Solutions (UVS) has its eyes focused on the world.
Since its launch in 2007, the company, based in the Burnley First – Burnley Business Centre, has completed more than 350 “significant” control room video wall installations in more than 20 countries.
Its clients have included some of the UK’s and the world’s top businesses and organisations, including BT, Rolls Royce, the UK government, major banks and finance companies and police forces.
And its installations have also helped keep people safe during major sporting events such as the Commonwealth Games and the Olympics.
The company’s 24/7 installations have now clocked up a total of 52,560,000 hours of uninterrupted and continuous operation.
Managing director Steve Murphy says: “Over the last 15 years we have worked with more than 500 different companies.
“We have witnessed and been immersed in the increase in digital data sources for control room operations, where more and more operational data is provided via network and web access.
“UVS has been instrumental in managing and catering for this change with the video wall technology we have provided to our clients, which falls outside of standard audio-visual solutions.”
Steve adds: “There is a great deal of research and development going into LED technology and the different formats and I expect this to continue, and to eventually reduce costs.
We will continue to see
further development of remote transmission technology
“Also, as we saw during the pandemic, businesses will need to have back-up options to maintain operational control in the event of such an emergency.
“Therefore, we will continue to see further development of remote transmission technology, including easier transmission of control room data from main control rooms to remote locations, using standard internet connections, with all the required enhanced security.
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“The pandemic also showed that people need easier access and control to collaborate with each other from any of their working locations, so collaboration technology will continue to be developed and integrated.”
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