To spend an evening at the KAOS Nightclub at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas is to experience sensory immersion to an almost unparalleled degree. KAOS has created a dazzling digital world for its patrons by integrating over a hundred NanoLumens LED displays into the walls and ceilings, the most impressive of which is a massive 360-degree compound curve display roughly in the shape of a visor suspended above a central dance floor area.

The crown jewel of  the new 1100 Lousiana lobby is the recently installed digital experience lobby wall, dubbed “the 1100 Experience.” The 4K LED display measures 32 feet wide by 18 feet high with a 36-foot diagonal distance, which makes it the largest commercial office indoor digital installation of its kind in downtown Houston.

Called “Unify,” the 64-foot-wide by 36-foot-tall LED wall was conceived by interactive design studio Second Story, is driven by an Extron processor, and was built by NanoLumens. It is believed to be the largest native 4K LED display ever installed anywhere.

Tilt Würks Brewhouse & Casino in Miles City, Montana thrives on live sports, as well as bingo and trivia nights while delivering locally crafted beers in a friendly atmosphere. As college basketball’s March Madness approached in 2019, Tilt Würks owner Denis Leidholt leveraged the occasion to upgrade the location’s main but out-of-date projection system with a more efficient and eye-popping fine pitch 2.5mm LED display from market leader NanoLumens.

The Ark Encounter in Kentucky is unlike any other theme park on the planet, letting visitors walk inside a life-size model of Noah’s famous ark from the Bible’s flood account. The most memorable single attraction in the Answers Center, however, might just be the awe-inspiring 70-foot-wide by 22-foot-tall, 4mm pixel pitch NanoLumens LED display that creates a digital backdrop across the entire presentation stage.

John F. Kennedy International Airport’s Terminal 4 has completed the latest phase of a multi-year project to install a number of large-format NanoLumens curved LED displays that make cutting-edge technology central to the passenger experience.

Las Vegas is known for big, bold attractions, from architecture to shows to the always-lit Las Vegas Strip. When Treasure Island casino decided a renovation would include a brand-new sports bar, The Golden Circle, the casino knew it couldn’t be subtle if it wanted to stand out. To shake things up and create a space that’s perfect for watching the city’s new, hugely popular NHL team the Golden Knights, NanoLumens, award-winning creators of LED visualization solutions in any size, shape or curvature, was contracted to design and deliver an ultra-wide 24-foot by 5-foot, 1.8mm pixel pitch LED video wall that is now the centerpiece of the all-new sports bar.

The new Engineering and Computer Science West (ECSW) building at the University of Texas at Dallas, a dazzling glass and metal structure with soaring ceilings and huge interior windows offering views into each lab, was designed by faculty and staff to showcase engineering in action and inspire the next generation of engineers. This inspiration now begins outside the building with its striking modern facade, and continues into the lobby where an ultrawide, fine pixel pitch NanoLumens ENGAGE Series LED Display greets students with dramatic imagery from campus and the surrounding city interspersed with creative visuals.

Kettering Brain and Spine, a part of Kettering Health Network, recently equipped it’s new Dayton, Ohio location with NanoLumens visual technologies meant to relax, inform, and make a statement to patients and visitors.

When Peachtree Corners, Georgia began a complete redevelopment of its two-acre Town Green, local officials saw an opportunity to deliver on the city’s motto of “Innovative and Remarkable” by creating a forward-thinking outdoor space that serves the entire community. The recently completed downtown park features a crown jewel 22-foot-wide by 12.5-foot-tall NanoLumens video wall.

After considering a wide range of display options, West Bend Mutual Insurance ultimately decided an 8-foot-wide by 4.5-foot-tall, 1.87mm pixel pitch NanoLumens LED display would provide a brilliant, seamless presentation system for their conference space for years to come.

When New York’s Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino renovated its lobby, they realized they had an opportunity to ‘wow’ their guests with a huge digital display and engaging visual content. After considering several options, it became clear that a NanoLumens Nixel Series™ curved LED display was the ideal canvas to excite and engage guests the moment they enter.