Transportation Management
Typically a traffic management center has the budget to buy a display wall, but they often have a difficult time with operational costs. Our display wall cubes are specifically engineered to provide a low cost of ownership by incorporating long life lamps and automatic color calibration. Our Dynamic Brightness Balancing™ technology maintains brightness uniformity across the control room video wall by measuring each cube's brightness every 2 seconds and adjusting the entire wall to match the lowest brightness level. This is done electronically so there are no moving parts or failure points. Our Smart Lamp™ and Smart Colorwheel™ technologies utilize a memory chip on each component that stores the factory measured color specifications of each lamp and color wheel cartridge. Once these cartridges are inserted into the system, the color measurement is automatically downloaded into the electronics chassis and is automatically calibrated to match the rest of the control room video wall displays. When analyzing video surveillance or mapping and sensor data it is important to have a display wall that enables the operators to clearly distinguish the details of the information presented. Our display wall cubes provide industry-leading screen brightness and contrast ratio. As our display wall cubes provide high performance and low cost of ownership, leading traffic management centers choose to utilize Mitsubishi display wall cubes to monitor their video surveillance and sensor management information. Benefits for this environment High Brightness and Contrast Ratio Mitsubishi's high brightness and contrast ratios provide images that are clear, sharp and easy to read thus reducing eye strain and fatigue for the operators. Redundant Lamps Redundant lamps offer the ability to minimize downtime due to lamp failures. Lamps change within 15 seconds, which includes automatic adjustment of color space and brightness intensity. Automatic Color Space Management Mitsubishi utilizes a sophisticated color space management circuit that allows fine tuning of color space to meet stringent color settings. Because the system can be set to user defined target color spaces, the system can automatically adjust color space to compensate for newly introduced optical components. Automatic Intensity Management The most common cause of color differences between adjacent screens is brightness intensity differences. Mitsubishi's Dynamic Brightness Balancing circuitry checks and matches adjacent cubes every 2 seconds to ensure proper intensity matching. Reliability The best protection from downtime is not through redundancy, but through reliability. Mitsubishi Data Wall cubes will prove to be highly reliable components of your control room system. Learn More » |
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