Visual, Connected, Protected

Digital technology innovations and more

Video Wall

MAD Elevator has introduced its high-definition (HD) MatissePanorama Video Wall, composed of multiple screens in various sizes and orientations. The immersive video wall is installed inside an elevator and interfaces with the controller, allowing full interaction between the display with real-time travel position to drive content. “The end result: a fully immersive experience built around the passenger,” according to MAD. Customers use MosaicONE digital signage software to create and schedule content that provides a distinct, impactful passenger experience, in turn enhancing elevator usability. Flexible layouts are available, including a display on up to three screens on a single wall or wraparound for three walls. Engineered and manufactured to customer specifications, the video wall also has:

• RSS feed capability for weather, news and social media
• Full, commercial HD screens
• Proprietary interface between the elevator and controller allowing for emergency messages and floor information
• Multiple arrangements with single, double or three screens on one or multiple walls

Remote Lift-Monitoring System

DICEO Group GmbH, a newly formed company consisting of partners Schmersal Group and compreneur AG, has launched EYELEVATE, a smart remote lift-monitoring system that works on any lift, regardless of type, age or manufacturer. EYELEVATE allows users to check lift status at any time via their smartphone or tablet. With EYELEVATE, any lift can be digitized in minutes, enabling real-time monitoring of key lift functions using built-in sensors. The system — in the form of a box that can be attached to the lift — constantly analyzes data on the lift’s behavior, detects atypical conditions and scenarios and reports them via a push message to the customer’s smartphone or tablet. Providing a neutral report from an independent third party, EYELEVATE has been tested to provide IT security “that offers no possibility of unauthorized persons interfering with the system.”