Case Studies

City of Melbourne - Drill Hall

Tue, 05 Dec 2017 12:49:19 +0000

The final design incorporated two 7,000 Lumen Laser projectors with short-throw lens and motorised screen combination. This approach meant that the system was unobtrusive while not in use, maintaining the historical appeal of the building yet very effective during events. The system included in-ceiling sound reinforcement for natural, evenly distributed sound. Multiple wireless handheld and lapel microphones and laptop presentation point. Room operation was simplified by use of an RTI control system with graphical user interface greatly reducing any training that would be required for groups wishing to hire the unique space.

Ballarat and Clarendon College

Tue, 04 Apr 2017 12:11:20 +0000

Hypervisuals assessment noted that the room featured high ceilings, was quite reverberant and that any system was to minimise impact on the feel and aesthetics of the space.

The room has two distinct spots for presentations, often showing multiple projections at the same time and was frequently used for assemblies, information evenings and dance classes.

To best meet their objective, Hypervisuals employed Extron’s DTP range of video extenders and switchers for signal distribution to match the dual projection setup.

Wireless presentation of material for newer devices was catered for with WiDi enabled receivers.

The audio design featured a Allen & Heath Digital Sound Processor, Australian Monitor digital amplifiers and Column loudspeakers distributed throughout the hall to give every audience member the clearest possible sound and combat the challenging environment. Presenters could use a range of wireless and wired microphones.

Control and automation of the room was made easy with a 7 inch In-Wall touch screen for presenters and PC executable software to allow remote control by technical support or event organiser.

Glenlyn Aged Care

Fri, 24 Mar 2017 06:49:37 +0000

Hypervisuals’ innovative solution left a 60 inch Samsung screen in place but added a 120 inch, high resolution Hitachi projector with motorised screen.

The nerve centre of the system featured RTI control, which connects all video and audio devices through one remote control and Kramer video switching to handle video sourcing and displays signals.

Glenlyn’s common room now boasts immersive entertainment with audio distributed throughout the room, backed by reliable HDBaseT; a highly robust high tech system simplified for low tech users.

Victoria University Secondary College

Fri, 24 Mar 2017 06:41:35 +0000

We carefully assessed the environment and determined this school needed a flexible solution that made the most of their facilities.

Hypervisuals solution combined the latest laser projection technology with video feed auto-switching between HDMI and VGA. Sound can be sourced from multiple inputs including wireless lapel and handheld microphones and an iPod port.

Then to ensure the solution worked in this environment with minimal downtime, we encased its projector in a security cage to protect equipment from ball sports.

Racing Victoria

Fri, 24 Mar 2017 06:19:22 +0000

After watching training sessions closely, Hypervisuals came up with an innovative way to capture the action on three mechanical horses from ceiling mounted cameras.

With just one operator, the club could capture the sessions of three jockeys at a time and provide a DVD to each jockey showing their performance from multiple angles.

An equipment rack housed three DVD recorders along with a matrix switcher and control system to route video input and output whichever way the client desired that day.

This solution minimised equipment and cost yet provided state of the art performance vision for jockeys.