In South Korea, Incheon International Airport’s stunning Media Tower caused a sensation when it was installed at the end of 2018. The 27 x 10 x 3.5-meter LED block, with a total resolution of 4864 x 6656 pixels, displays striking short films from international media artists and serves as attention-getting digital signage for an array of messaging.

New York City’s Hearst Tower, the global headquarters of media and information giant Hearst, has opened its Joseph Urban Theater where an Analog Way Aquilon C+ fully modular and scalable 4K/8K multi-screen presentation system and videowall processor drives all the displays.

The longstanding relationship between Las Vegas-based Coherent Design and Analog Way has spanned at least a dozen major projects requiring top-of-the-line video processing, switching and media server solutions for cutting-edge LED video displays.

Kean University, part of New Jersey's public system of higher education, has opened the Visualization and Immersive Studio for Education and Research in the Nancy Thompson Library Learning Commons on its Union campus. Believed to be New Jersey’s first and only such space, the new studio is powered by an Analog Way Aquilon C+ fully modular and scalable 4K/8K multi-screen presentation system and videowall processor.

Destiny Worship Center has installed Analog Way Pulse 4K systems with the Dante option on its Fort Walton Beach and Destin campuses. The powerful 4K60 multi-layer video mixers and seamless presentation switchers drive custom-resolution LED videowalls at both locations.

The Korean Community Presbyterian Church of Atlanta has invested in a trio of video mixers and seamless presentation switchers from Analog Way’s new Midra 4K product line to drive projection screens in the main sanctuary and Love Chapel. Genesis Technology, LLC of Chantilly, Virginia served as the integrator.