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ATLANTA, GEORGIA, October 26, 2018 — For a company that has consistently tackled requests for very large and innovative LED display installations – often times in excess of 100-feet long – a recent installation of multiple displays at under one-foot long demonstrated that for NanoLumens, award-winning creators of uniquely compelling interactive LED visualization solutions, no request is ever too big — or too small.
When the East Baton Rouge, Louisiana Metro Council finished a long overdue remodel of their chambers, a project done by Grace Hebert Architects, they were looking to add a fitting touch to the dais its board members sit at for their meetings – a way to uniquely and clearly identify council members.
Patrick Meek of local Baton Rouge AV integrator Technical Services Group (TSG) immediately turned to NanoLumens for a solution that added a very modern and effective way to replace the old nameplates that traditionally sat in front of council members. Meek installed sixteen 2.95” x 11.8” 1.87mm NanoLumens Engage? Series displays into the front of the dais, positioned directly below where each board member sits.
KeyWords Tag：led display manufacturers
via「Google News search」：https://www.digitalsignageconnection.com/nanolumens-engage-series-led-displays-provide-unique-nameplate-solution-for-east-baton-rouge-metro-council-board-members
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, October 26, 2018 — For a company that has consistently tackled requests for very large and innovative LED display installations – often times in excess of 100-feet long – a recent installation of multiple displays at under one-foot long demonstrated that for NanoLumens, award-winning creators of uniquely compelling interactive LED visualization solutions, no request is ever too big — or too small.
When the East Baton Rouge, Louisiana Metro Council finished a long overdue remodel of their chambers, a project done by Grace Hebert Architects, they were looking to add a fitting touch to the dais its board members sit at for their meetings – a way to uniquely and clearly identify council members.
Patrick Meek of local Baton Rouge AV integrator Technical Services Group (TSG) immediately turned to NanoLumens for a solution that added a very modern and effective way to replace the old nameplates that traditionally sat in front of council members. Meek installed sixteen 2.95” x 11.8” 1.87mm NanoLumens Engage? Series displays into the front of the dais, positioned directly below where each board member sits.
KeyWords Tag：led display manufacturers