More than 3,770 ROE Visual Graphite GP2.6 LED panels have been deployed across roughly 1,730sqm of display surfaces for HPE Discover Las Vegas 2026, Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s enterprise technology event at The Venetian Convention and Expo Center in Las Vegas, US. Supplied and technically executed by Matrix Visual alongside Ten Eighty Media under lead agency August Jackson, the system spans eight flown walls and four overhead LED groups delivering more than 255 million pixels.
To achieve the planned geometry across both flat and curved structures, the deployment combines 3,147 full 500 x 1000mm and 626 half 500 x 500mm ROE Visual Graphite GP2.6 cabinets. Four 30m primary walls – two flat and two curved, each operating at a native resolution of 11,520 x 2,304 pixels – carry presenter IMAG, keynote visuals and brand graphics, supported by four 5m x 6.5m vertical walls and overhead arrays above the seating area. Standard walls hang from Graphite headers, while curved steel pipe supports the two curved screens and a network of pipe, clamps and standoffs suspends the overhead elements.
Zack McMurtry, lead LED tech and video engineer at Matrix Visual, said: “At this scale, preparation is just as important as the panels. Using full and half Graphite cabinets helped us maintain the planned screen geometry across the flown walls and overhead elements. Keeping the cabinet allocation, hardware, and signal distribution organized was a major part of the job, and it took close coordination between Matrix, Ten Eighty Media and the creative and media teams to bring those pieces together.”
Video processing and signal transport rely on 48 Brompton Technology Tessera SX40 LED processors and 180 Tessera XD data distribution units distributing 10-bit video over a single-mode fibre network. Main fibre runs extending up to 200m connect the processing positions to the distributed LED arrays, fed by a Disguise media server system supplied and supported by LMG. Matrix Visual completed technical planning and equipment preparation ahead of a four-day load-in, coordinating installation, show support and strike with Ten Eighty Media and the production’s content and server teams.
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