The price of an interactive wall can vary greatly, depending upon the size, number of wall panel displays, technology (both hardware and software) used, quality of the wall, and so forth. When determining the price, you’ll need to factor in mounting hardware and any other necessary accessories. At a high level, an interactive wall could cost as little as a few thousand up to tens of thousands. 

For a customized estimate for the technologies you want and need, simply contact us online or call 800-359-6741. Our experts have deep knowledge and connections in the industry and can work with you to get the system that suits both your needs and your budget.

Digital walls consist of a series of wall display panels, perhaps LCD or LED, that can be joined (tiled) together to form one large piece of content. Or, these panels can provide multiple types of content, one on each individual screen, while being physically aligned with one another on the wall. With today’s technology, with either usage, these images can be incredibly crisp and clear. 

Interactive digital walls, meanwhile, display images or videos on screens in either of these formats that users can connect and engage with via touches, swipes, or other motions. Because of their size, flexibility, and interactivity, a commercial video wall can be incredibly eye-catching—used for a wide range of purposes that can be of value to a whole spectrum of industries. Because of the interactive digital walls’ content management system, content can seamlessly be streamed to viewers. 

This technology first began to emerge in the 1960s, but those screens were small and expensive. They also weren’t especially colorful. It took a couple more decades before larger (bulky!) CRT screens became available to further the technology—and then another decade or so before LED technologies with flat screens started to come to the forefront. By the early 2000s, video walls existed and, since then, they’ve continued to develop into today’s exceptional technologies. 

As far as touchscreen capability, in 1965, E.A. Johnson of the United Kingdom invented the foundation of the version used in today’s tablets and smartphones. Five years later, an American named Dr. G. Samuel Hurst created the type that could be used with computer monitors.

For an optimal experience, commercial video walls rely upon the quality of the hardware and software with sensors facilitating the users’ ability to interact with the digital walls. As people engage with the screens through sound, sight, and touch, they can become more connected to the messaging provided through them.

People typically appreciate the ability to use touchscreens. Accustomed to using them in everyday applications, such as with their smartphones, they enjoy the convenient, modern experience with interactive wall display panels in commercial video walls. When you can make the process of using them simple and intuitive, you’ll typically get much more engagement with your target audiences. 

Applications of digital walls are far reaching, and the best use is the one that dovetails with your needs. Ways in which they’re used include corporate uses with commercial video walls greatly enhancing a company’s ability to hold conferences, deliver presentations, train employees, and more. The beauty of this approach is that digital walls can suit the learning styles of just about anyone. Visual learners can appreciate the video; auditory ones can listen to what’s being presented; readers and writers can seamlessly take notes of what they learn; and, when a digital wall is interactive, kinesthetic learners who engage with activities with the sense of touch can benefit. Commercial video walls can be placed in lobbies and other public places in the business to engage with customers.

In the first paragraph, we referenced business conferences. This type of usage can expand into exhibitions at trade shows, with images easily seen by attendees; it can also be used by conference organizers to list schedules of presentations and their room numbers while providing the necessary wayfinding information.

Wayfinding signage can actually be a benefit for a wide range of organizations, ranging from healthcare organizations to hotels, motels, and resorts to schools and more. Studies show how being uncertain about how to navigate locations can lead to significant amounts of stress; wall display panels containing directional information can help to eliminate those feelings of stress and enhance the site visitors’ ability to get where they need to go.

In schools, including universities, wall display panels can be ideal in large classrooms and lecture halls, auditoriums, and more. This allows participants, no matter where they find a seat in the room, to easily hear and see the material being presented, helping to lead to successful student outcomes. Digital walls are used with good effect in entertainment venues, as well, including sports stadiums, theaters, casinos, nightclubs, restaurants, and more.

Let the experts at MDM know how you plan to use your digital walls, and we will make recommendations for your specific situation. Please contact us online or call 800-359-6741 for a prompt and courteous response.

We offer a wide range of modern solutions; as just one example, there is the LG VL5F Series Video Wall Display: extremely attractive, this all-encompassing 55” screen and excellent IPS panel provides the clear images you want from any angle. Deliver information, advertising, and more by using this choice as a commercial video wall.

The LG VM5E Series Even Bevel Video Wall offers an exceptionally immersive experience with a robust, state of the art platform. Viewers can engage with smart signage that expresses your brand in uniquely satisfying ways.

As another option, the LG VM5J-H Series FHD Video Wall reduces gaps between tiled images in seamless ways when streaming video—thanks to its cutting-edge image improvement algorithm.

Ready to talk about your specific needs? Reach out online or call 800-359-6741. We’re here to help!