News

Scala delivers digital ticketing desk, video wall at Victoria and Albert Museum

June 13, 2018

The Victoria and Albert Museum in London recently partnered with Scala to deploy a large digital ticketing desk and video wall. The 32 by 2-foot video wall is made of eight 55-inch screens to grab the attention of visitors at the entrance of the new Exhibition Road entrance, according to a press release.

Scala built each screen with a chip, pin reader and printer, and each one can be run separately as vending screens or together as a larger video wall for video content or promotions. The screens also come with nine Scala media player licenses, a Scala Content Manager and Scala Designer.

"Scala's content management system, combined with the ability to provide both interaction and touch, made Scala the obvious and perfect choice of digital signage vendor for this project," said Tom Scott, managing director of Scala platinum partner Intevi. "Scala was the only software that allowed us to run eight individual media players driving each ticket station independently, or to run a single player with eight outputs to turn the installation into a single display fabric."