Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino surprises its guests with a large curved LED screen

A NanoLumens Nixel Series screen has been installed in its foyer 19,6 meters wide, an aspect ratio of 10 to 1 and a pixel pitch of 2,5 mm. A visual support that envelops customers in spectacular landscapes of the area.

Casinos strive to create environments that encourage entertainment and leisure. When Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino renovated its lobby, They realized that they had the opportunity to surprise their guests with a large screen that will display dynamic and engaging content.

After considering several options, in the end they opted to create a curved Nixel Series Led screen of NanoLumens. For Mike Epstein, Director of the technology consulting firm D3, company in charge of supervising the project, the Nixel Series was the best choice for the location and content the casino needed.

Mounted on a curved wall, Behind the reception desk, The 19,6 meters wide by 1,86 meters high and a pixel pitch of 2,5 mm captivates visitors with high-definition videos and images showcasing the landscape of Niagara Falls and the local native culture.

“The curved wall behind the reception desk was already there, so when looking for a screen we knew it had to be a custom solution. Using a standard projection system or LCD monitor wall did not provide the same experience or versatility that NanoLumens monitors offer. With these we were able to maximize the size of the digital canvas since this firm can manufacture to the size and curvature that is desired, while providing the brightness and color accuracy required for this sunlit lobby.", Epstein comments.

This solution has created a large, seamless canvas to present spectacular landscapes and panoramas and digitally generated images.

Jeff Wyatt, Content Studio Owner Dreamlab based in Las Vegas, He was in charge of producing a series of locally inspired content pieces, including a scene that places viewers at the base of Niagara Falls, and another showing a lush forest and an eagle flying through a screen of almost 20 meters wide and takes almost 10 seconds to do so.

“Working with such a large and wide screen allows me to produce unique content that captures the attention of viewers and has a high impact with almost real movements and scenarios. The NanoLumens display itself is ideal for this type of space, as it has excellent off-axis display. This ensures that every pixel is clear and bright, No distortion, No matter where the viewer is. Whether there are flowing digital shapes or an eagle gliding quietly across the entire field of view, The experience is unforgettable”, says Wyatt.

The screen aspect ratio is almost 10 to 1 and uses the technology of 2,5 NanoLumens pixel pitch to deliver clear, crisp 8K resolution from any distance. It also offers great brightness, 1.650 Nits, to eclipse sunlight coming through a wall of large windows.

The screen is recessed into the curved wall, making the Nixel Series' front-access design a must-have feature for simplifying and streamlining maintenance.

Bill Riley, Regional Director of Sensory Technologies, Company in charge of carrying out the installation, has pointed out that the cooperation of several partners is crucial for the success of a technological installation such as the one that has been carried out at the Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino.