THE CHALLENGE
L3Harris needed a visually striking booth that could integrate multiple LED surfaces and technologies while maintaining a cohesive brand presence on a busy AUSA show floor.
01 the CHALLENGE
Integrating Innovation on Every Surface
Complex Layout
L3Harris required multiple LED types and configurations—concave, flat, and arch-mounted—to work together seamlessly within a single booth.
Visual Cohesion
Each display needed to maintain consistent brightness, color, and resolution across different LED systems and media formats.
Tight Timeline
The booth had to be fully built, tested, and show-ready within a compressed installation window at the convention center.
High Expectations
As a leading defense technology brand, L3Harris demanded flawless execution and a bold, immersive presence that reflected their reputation for innovation.
02 the SOLUTION
Precision in Every Pixel
LED Integration
We engineered concave, flat, and arch-mounted LED displays synchronized with custom media to create a seamless visual experience.
Technical Coordination
Multiple LED systems and Samsung displays were networked through a unified control system for consistent playback and color accuracy.
Design Collaboration
We worked closely with L3Harris’s creative team to align booth design, visual content, and storytelling with their brand vision.
Onsite Execution
Our team managed installation, calibration, and live adjustments to deliver flawless performance throughout the show.
03 the results
Immersion That Commanded Attention
Striking Presence
Our LED architecture created a bold, high-impact environment that stood out across the AUSA show floor.
Seamless Performance
Every display operated flawlessly, delivering synchronized content and smooth transitions throughout the event.
Engaged Audience
The dynamic visuals and clear messaging drew steady traffic and encouraged deeper interaction with L3Harris representatives.
Client Success
The finished booth reinforced L3Harris’s reputation for innovation and set a new visual benchmark for future exhibits.
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