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Caudalie HQ installs new INFiLED LED screen F
rench skincare company Caudalie has recently revamped its landmark headquarters in Paris with a state-of-the-art 8x2.5m INFiLED LED screen at its new multi-purpose auditorium. To realise the refined vision Caudalie’s founders were after, the skincare company appointed integration specialist VIDEOSONIC, the task of specifying and installing a display solution that would offer exceptional visual performance without compromising the room’s aesthetic. With this in mind, VIDEOSONIC selected the INFiLED STUDIO Series with a 1.56mm pixel pitch, which is specifically developed for virtual production stages and high-end broadcast.
The finished ‘tiny home’ project
The STUDIO Series is engineered with ultra-black masking materials and exclusive black LEDs, allowing imagery to retain depth and richness even under controlled lighting conditions. Éric Cartier, the CEO of VIDEOSONIC, said: “After Caudalie made the final decision on the installation details, we completed the installation in only a month. With its modular design and ease of use, the INFiLED STUDIO Series screen made that tight deadline much easier to meet.”
Gloria Martins, chief of staff at Caudalie, concluded: “This auditorium provides our teams and partners with a high-level environment that is flexible and immediately operational, with impeccable visual quality.”
INFiLED’s STUDIO Series the focal feature of Caudalie’s multi-purpose auditorium
Morris Design and YouTubers collaborate on new project
a mobile ‘tiny home’ on the back of an abandoned tipper truck.
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orris Designs has installed General Formulation’s GF830 AutoMark Drift cast vinyl, from Innotech, for a project for YouTube creators, the Professional Idiots. A YouTube channel best known for its crazy build projects, the group recently took on the challenge of constructing
The structural build was a success, but visually, the raw aluminium box was not fitting well into the scenery of rural Italy. That was when James Morris of Morris Designs was contacted to wrap the entire structure and to achieve a brick and tile effect, whilst withstanding harsh weather and travel.
James Morris explained: “Wrapping an aluminium box covered in hundreds of pop rivets is a nightmare, because every single bump is a potential failure point.
PPDS installs 21 Philips Tableaux ePaper displays for Duquesne University
PDS has announced the successful installation of 21 Philips Tableaux ePaper signage displays at Duquesne University, with the range bringing instant energy savings and waste cutting benefits, as well as delivering on a more informed and sustainable campus.
PPDS concluded after research that the Philips Tableaux ePaper displays were the standout choice to achieve the team’s ambitions, with a fleet of 21x32in 5150 and 25in 4050 Philips Tableaux installed in classrooms, study areas, and hallways.
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The Tableaux range provides the university with flexibility and adaptability, from wayfinding and safety notices, cafeteria menus, and event information. Being lightweight and fully portable, Philips Tableaux models used on campus are capable of displaying full colour imagery for days, weeks, months, or even years without using a single kiloWatt of energy.
Lauren Turin, director of classroom technologies, Duquesne University, said: “We have eliminated the need for complicated installation, and we are
“This is exactly why we specified the General Formulations GF830 AutoMark cast vinyl from Innotech. It has unbelievable stretch and conformability, meaning we could heat it, roll it tight around every single rivet, and trust the adhesion to hold firm.”
Mr Marshall, presenter for Professional Idiots, added: “We want to send out a massive thank you to Morris Designs for coming down and installing this thing. And also big thanks to Innotech for providing the wrap vinyl from General Formulations.”
saving on the cost of paper, printing, and time. The time it takes to update the directory is quicker than the time it takes to walk to the building.”
Patrick VanTreese, director of education for PPDS, added:
The Philips Tableaux in action at Duquesne University
“With sustainability now an important focus for businesses and in education, ePaper has become a real game-changer. We’re delighted to have supported Duquesne University, delivering on their ambitions with our Philips Tableaux range.”
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