LG Electronics (LG) showcased its innovative commercial technologies including Transparent OLED Signage to a diverse line up of LED signage products and autonomous robot assistants in Las Vegas (USA) at InfoComm 2022.
A variety of commercial use-case scenarios were highlighted in seven distinct zones which demonstrated how the firm’s products support business needs in boardrooms, retail boutiques, drive-through, residential home offices, professional creative studios and more. Inside the booth, visitors were shown how nearly all businesses today can leverage digital tools to improve efficiency, productivity and customer experiences.
Welcoming visitors to LG’s Retail Solutions zone was the company’s LED signage solution using 54-inch bezel-free displays allowing integrators to create a seamless viewing experience. The new 54-inch LG LED Bloc (model LSAC) is approximately four times larger in area than most commonly used LED cabinets, and its unique size allows this model to use it like 55-inch LCD video wall display with easy installation - it even fits the brackets of existing LCD video wall models.
Also being unveiled in the Retail Solutions zone, was the company’s first multi-purpose customer service robot, LG CLOi GuideBot, which was designed to provide wayfinding, enhanced security and powerful advertising opportunities. LG CLOi GuideBot’s friendly digital face and two large touch screens were designed to revolutionize a customer’s experience virtually everywhere from museums and convention centres to cinemas and hotels.
The reception zone highlighted the creative and engaging possibilities of the company’s Transparent OLED Signage displays, while also demonstrating how 88-inch Ultra Stretch Displays and LG Ultra Slim LED signage can deliver informative and attractive backdrops.
In the Collaboration and Education Solutions zone, visitors experienced technologies targeted to boardrooms, meeting rooms and training rooms/learning environments. Products shown included LG’s 136-inch LED All-in-One display with onboard system controller and speakers, 55-inch and 43-inch versions of the LG One:Quick Works and One:Quick Flex 4K all-in-one collaboration tool, an 86-inch LG CreateBoard interactive whiteboard, the novel 28-inch LG DualUp Monitor with a unique 16:18 aspect ratio, a 27-inch QHD Ergo Dual desktop monitor, a 15-inch LG gram laptop and a 98-inch large format UHD signage for classrooms.
The residential zone was split into two rooms. The Home Cinema area exhibited LG MAGNIT – with amazing picture quality created by several million self-emissive LED pixels. The Home Office area featured a 43-inch One:Quick Flex display, a 14-inch LG gram laptop and two QHD ergonomic desktop monitors which can be independently oriented to form a 32:9 ultrawide display or a 16:18 display, or offer a vertical and horizontal screen simultaneously.
Creative, film and broadcast professionals were shown the OLED Pro Creative Studio zone, which demonstrated the exceptional colour, clarity and performance of the firm’s 32-inch UltraFine™ OLED Pro desktop monitor that can be supplemented with monitor hood and a detachable self-calibration sensor. Two 65-inch UltraFine™ OLED Pro displays, one wall-mounted and the other on a stand, complete the space.
The Control Room zone demonstrated how LG’s 136-inch LED All-in-One can be leveraged in command centres. Plus, the company’s 55-inch Even Bezel LCD panels formed a variety of video wall displays with virtually no distinguishable separation between panels. A 43-inch IPS UHD desktop monitor displayed alongside a 49-inch IPS Dual QHD UltraWide™ curved monitor, offering a 32:9 aspect ratio.
Lastly, the Projector zone contained the company’s high-brightness and Ultra Short Throw (UST) 4K UHD CineBeam Laser projectors and the all-new ProBeam business projector showed how the company’s expansive product line offers optimised solutions for virtually every situation and need.
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