Formula 1, Baku
Polymedia took part in a large-scale project dedicated to organizing the European Grand Prix Formula 1 races.
Over the entire length of the six-kilometer race track, huge POLYLED installations (LED) with a total area of up to 500 square meters were mounted in the spectator and entertainment areas (the area of the largest screen came up to 45 sq. m).
Each screen was connected to a control system, that helped an operator at any time to monitor the performance of the screens: from the temperature and availability of the supply voltage to the input and output signals.
"Before getting online, we have checked and tested all the racing electronics systems, including LED screens, in a special area, where all of the equipment was installed, on a real race track model of 1:1 scale",
said Rufat Mammadov, CEO of Polymedia Azerbaijan.
Over the entire length of the six-kilometer race track, huge POLYLED installations (LED) with a total area of up to 500 square meters were mounted in the spectator and entertainment areas (the area of the largest screen came up to 45 sq. m).
Each screen was connected to a control system, that helped an operator at any time to monitor the performance of the screens: from the temperature and availability of the supply voltage to the input and output signals.
"Before getting online, we have checked and tested all the racing electronics systems, including LED screens, in a special area, where all of the equipment was installed, on a real race track model of 1:1 scale",
said Rufat Mammadov, CEO of Polymedia Azerbaijan.
Formula 1, Baku
Polymedia took part in a large-scale project dedicated to organizing the European Grand Prix Formula 1 races.
Over the entire length of the six-kilometer race track, huge POLYLED installations (LED) with a total area of up to 500 square meters were mounted in the spectator and entertainment areas (the area of the largest screen came up to 45 sq. m).
Each screen was connected to a control system, that helped an operator at any time to monitor the performance of the screens: from the temperature and availability of the supply voltage to the input and output signals.
"Before getting online, we have checked and tested all the racing electronics systems, including LED screens, in a special area, where all of the equipment was installed, on a real race track model of 1:1 scale",
said Rufat Mammadov, CEO of Polymedia Azerbaijan.
Over the entire length of the six-kilometer race track, huge POLYLED installations (LED) with a total area of up to 500 square meters were mounted in the spectator and entertainment areas (the area of the largest screen came up to 45 sq. m).
Each screen was connected to a control system, that helped an operator at any time to monitor the performance of the screens: from the temperature and availability of the supply voltage to the input and output signals.
"Before getting online, we have checked and tested all the racing electronics systems, including LED screens, in a special area, where all of the equipment was installed, on a real race track model of 1:1 scale",
said Rufat Mammadov, CEO of Polymedia Azerbaijan.
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