eyevis video wall increases Paris car park security

German video wall supplier eyevis has installed a 7 sq m video wall in the central control room of Société Anonyme d’Economie Mixte d’Exploitation du Stationnement (SAEMES), a parking system operator in the city of Paris, which manages more than 90 car parks in the city. Images from CCTV surveillance cameras installed in each car park are displayed in the central control room on the eyevis video wall, which consists of twelve 46-inch displays. With full HD resolution, direct LED backlight technology
March 18, 2014 Read time: 1 min
German video wall supplier 526 Eyevis has installed a 7 sq m video wall in the central control room of Société Anonyme d’Economie Mixte d’Exploitation du Stationnement (SAEMES), a parking system operator in the city of Paris, which manages more than 90 car parks in the city.

Images from CCTV surveillance cameras installed in each car park are displayed in the central control room on the Eyevis video wall, which consists of twelve 46-inch displays.

With full HD resolution, direct LED backlight technology for best brightness and contrast, and a minor resulting bezel between neighbouring displays in a video wall of only 5.7mm the 46-inch displays provide uniform picture quality across the entire video wall.
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