Five LED builds in IGT's booth, 315 tiles in all: a sportsbook wall, two Play Casino displays including a 360-degree cylinder, a curved reception wall and an LED counter. Plus a working Wheel of Fortune we built, spun by a big red button, and networking for three clients.
By the numbers
- 315
- LED tiles across five builds
- 5
- LED builds in one booth
- 3
- Clients on our networking
- 9
- Days in the hall
Five LED builds and a working Wheel of Fortune
IGT's booth at the Global Gaming Expo ran on five separate LED builds from our shop: a sixteen-by-six PlaySports sportsbook wall, a Play Casino demo display, a 360-degree cylindrical display twenty tiles around, a thirteen-by-seven curved reception backwall, and an LED counter at the desk. Three hundred fifteen tiles in all, with four 65-inch touchscreens for demos and a ten-speaker Meyer rig on QSC mixers for sound. Four of our LED technicians ran it from first crate to last, October 6 through 14.
Our developers and fabricators also built the piece everyone photographed: a functioning Wheel of Fortune wheel with a big red slot-machine button in front of it. Hit the button and the wheel spins. Vanna White posed with it on the show floor, which is roughly the highest endorsement a wheel can get.
Three clients on the network
The same crew pulled show networking for three exhibitors at once. IGT's booth ran on its own dedicated drop, and GAN and Bluberi each got the full package: a dedicated 60-megabit uplink, managed switches behind a security gateway, cabling, and Wi-Fi, installed and managed through the show. One hall, three networks, no shared points of failure.
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