Client Background
A renowned art museum in Paris wanted to create an immersive exhibition showcasing 4K digital artworks and historical footage. The client needed an AV system to support 12 displays (including 2 large video walls), seamless signal switching, and compatibility with 3D content.
Challenges
-
The exhibition required frequent signal changes (every 15 minutes) to cycle artworks, demanding reliable switching without glitches.
-
Limited space in the exhibition hall required a compact AV solution with minimal wiring.
-
4K and 3D content required high-bandwidth transmission with no画质 degradation.
BeingHD Solution
We deployed our 16×16 HDMI Matrix Switcher with HDBaseT support, tailored to the museum’s immersive needs:
-
High-Bandwidth Support: The switcher supports 4K UHD (3840×2160) at 60Hz and 3D content, ensuring crisp, vivid displays of digital artworks.
-
Remote Control Integration: Programmed the switcher to sync with the museum’s exhibition schedule, enabling automatic signal switching every 15 minutes — no manual intervention required.
-
Compact & Low-Wiring Design: Used HDBaseT technology to transmit signals over Cat5e/Cat6 cables (up to 100m), reducing wiring clutter in the exhibition hall.
-
EDID Management: Optimized display settings for each artwork, ensuring consistent画质 across all 12 screens.
Results
-
Delivered a seamless immersive experience for 50,000+ visitors, with zero switching glitches during the 3-month exhibition.
-
Reduced wiring costs by 35% compared to traditional HDMI cabling, thanks to HDBaseT technology.
-
Saved staff time with automatic scheduling, allowing the team to focus on visitor experience instead of AV management.
-
Received positive media coverage for the exhibition’s technical excellence, boosting the museum’s brand reputation.
Client Testimonial
“BeingHD’s HDMI matrix switcher brought our digital exhibition to life. The seamless switching and high-quality transmission ensured our artworks were displayed as intended, and the automatic scheduling made operations effortless. We’ll be partnering with them for our next exhibition.” — Exhibition Director, Paris Art Museum
