High-end LED manufacturer, ROE Visual, recently launched its high-resolution Sapphire LED display and we’re proud to say that we are one of the first production houses to acquire the ground-breaking technology into our inventory.
At Panavid, our mission has been to provide our clients with the most quality, high-end audio visual service in the market, so we knew ROE Visual was the right choice for us when looking to expand our LED wall offerings. ROE Visual is a recognized name with a reputation for the best customer support and quality control on there products in the rental and staging markets.
While working on a high-end augmented reality project, we needed a product that would allow viewers to interact within 6 feet of an LED display while allowing for easy setup and tear down in multiple airports. The Sapphire Platform was the perfect solution for us to meet our clients needs.
With the ever increasing demand for narrower pixel density and higher resolution in live events, art installations, and the increasingly interactive world we live in, we’re confident in ROE Visual’s Sapphire Platform to create unforgettable experiences for our clients.
About The Sapphire Platform
High Resolution
Sapphire uses a 1.5mm pixel pitch to deliver crystal clear imagery while maintaining a 16:9 aspect ratio in all configurations.
Unique Configuration
Sapphire offers seamless assembly through its system of intersecting layers, an improvement over traditional rows and columns that supports a wide range of design and installation options.
Durability
Sapphire LED panels are finished with ROE’s trademarked Front Protection Treatment for damage prevention that reinforces the edges and corners of each individual panel. This special finish helps keep panels in a flawless condition over a longer period of time.
Brompton Processing
Brompton has quickly developed into the industry leader of image processing for LED displays. The Tessera SX40 offers a user-friendly interface and supports full 4K resolution by utilizing High Dynamic Range, Dark Magic, and On-Screen Color Adjustment (OSCA).
