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INFiLED enhances match-day experience with new LED displays at Stade Michel d’Ornano
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rench football stadium, Stade Michel d’Ornano, has received a cutting-edge LED display solution from INFiLED, working collaboratively with AV integration specialist AUVISYS.
The upgrade marks a new chapter for the 20,000-capacity stadium, with vibrant digital signage replacing outdated static boards and transforming the experience for fans, sponsors, and stadium operators alike. Together with INFiLED, AUVISYS designed and delivered a new solution built around INFiLED’s robust MV Series,
and specifically the ORMV P7.8 Max, an LED panel engineered for demanding outdoor environments.
A total of 72m/sq of LED was installed, with two large-format screens each measuring 8x4.5m, offering a resolution of 1024×576px and a brightness level of 8,000nits, ensuring visibility even in full daylight.
The IP65-rated enclosures offered protection all weather, front and rear access, along with redundant power and signal inputs, enable fast maintenance and minimise downtime during busy
match schedules.
Since going live, the new displays have had a visible impact as fans have responded positively to the improved visual quality, and the upgraded platform has created new possibilities for partner engagement and content delivery.
PSV Eindhoven upgrades home stadium with new Philips scoreboards
Philips Stadion LED from the stands P E
PDS has announced it has delivered four new outdoor dvLED scoreboards to PSV Eindhoven’s
stadium, Philips Stadion, to improve fan experiences. After 12 years, the stadium’s existing P16 Philips LED walls were no longer
Embrace Building Wraps transforms scaffolding for London landmark’s 300th anniversary
mbrace Building Wraps has delivered and installed a printed scaffold wrap that covered the south elevation of the St Mary le Strand church. The artwork was created by Manchester-based artist Louise Giovannelli in collaboration with David Chipperfield Architects, while Embrace created and installed the wrap. The main concern was safety and
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meeting the requirements of the club, nor expectations from fans. When PPDS were approached, they understood that the screens needed to be adaptable to various events, ensuring clear displays throughout the stadium. The new Philips Urban LED 6000 Series
was chosen, as it met the exact needs of PSV Eindhoven’s AV/IT. The Philips Urban LED 6000 Series boasts a 6.67px pitch and 10,000nits of brightness, the 8x4.5m walls also operate with a power consumption of 18kw.
conservation as the project demanded exact colour precision, precise alignment, third party integrated lighting and ongoing public access. Embrace used a mesh PVC, rated for its durability, translucency, and fire rating, to digitally print the image onto, which were then sectioned into 30x16m panels, with two large 5m returns. Embrace then designed a mount being a bespoke offset frame that projected the mesh slightly forward, along with the installation of 18 LED floodlights. Greg Forster, managing director at Embrace, said: “Projects like this are why we love what we do. It’s not just about covering scaffolding it’s about transforming spaces, protecting history, and creating moments of wonder.
The screens are also resistant to water and potentially hazardous or corrosive airborne pollutants, and continued performance weather conditions down to -20°C, or up to 50°C. Koen Vroomen, sales manager Benelux at PPDS, said: “Continuing PPDS’ enviable association and affiliation in designing and providing tailored dvLED solutions to some of the world’s leading professional teams – with FC Barcelona, Oracle Red Bull Racing – we were delighted to be part of this exciting project.”
INFiLED’s new digital displays
The fabric display around the south elevation of the St Mary le Strand church
“Our team took something complex, technically demanding, and heritage-sensitive, and turned it into something people stop to admire. That’s the magic of a great building wrap.”
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