GTAC Curved LED Wall

When the Gene Technology Access Centre (GTAC) set out to modernise its main foyer, it wanted more than just static signage — it needed a digital solution that could both inform and inspire. As one of Victoria’s leading STEM learning hubs, GTAC needed digital displays for schools that could support vibrant content and be managed effortlessly. To bring this vision to life, MLED Displays installed a custom indoor curved LED video wall, measuring 11 metres wide by 2.6 metres high with a high‑resolution Pixel 1.8 pitch. The result is a seamless and engaging visual canvas that captures attention from all directions.

Case Introduction

As local suppliers of large‑format digital screens for school use, Luxon Visual Displays worked closely with GTAC to design a solution that fitted both the foyer’s architecture and the centre’s communication goals. The installation highlights how digital signage solutions for schools can do more than broadcast messages — they can create an immersive campus environment, support educational storytelling, and improve engagement with visual media. For institutions seeking the best digital signage for schools, this project illustrates how modern digital displays for schools can enhance communication, streamline updates, and elevate everyday interactions across learning spaces.

Product Model

LV-SF15 LV-SF18

Screen Size

28.6m2

Location

Melbourne, Australia

May, 2024