Bayer Exhibit Chicago, IL

Bayer Exhibit Chicago, IL Challenges Illuminate (17) 7’ wide x 18’ tall structure from within and overcome ambient light levels. Maintain ability to change colors of all structures from a single control panel. Match and complement brand colors. Design (51) Martin Stagebar 54L LED fixtures were used to light the (17) structures. City Theatrical Wireless DMX used in conjunction with a HES Hog Full Boar console controlled all fixtures from a single area. Solutions The use of the high powered LED fixtures allowed ILC to overcome ambient light levels while maintaining even color from top to bottom. The (5) color LED fixtures (Red, Green, Blue, Amber, White) produced subtle color changes that complemented the booth space. Wireless control of all fixtures eliminated the need for cables and maintained the overall clean appearance of the exhibit.

Event Solutions Las Vegas, NV Challenges Transform a stark white tent into an Aztec environment. Construct flame on top of a 15’ tower. Impress and excite event professionals Design 3-D flame created with Martin LC LED panels. (34) intelligent lighting fixtures to paint ceiling with color and texture throughout the show. (50) LED uplights used in conjunction with media server to make walls flicker as if lit by center flame. (48) conventional fixtures for various gobo and pattern projections. Over 400’ of black truss hung in a zig-zag pattern which achieved superior lighting positions and complemented décor. Production Starting with the zig-zag truss, this lighting system provided enough impact to grab the attention of seasoned event professionals. The entire ceiling of the 100’ x 300’ tent was colored with intelligent lights and switched between the subtle Aztec theme to a disco during entertainment portions of the event. The highlight of the show was the 6’ tall flame displayed with LED panels situated on top of a 15’ tall center structure. Using a media server, ILC pixel mapped the flame video onto the uplights to have the walls appear as if lit by the center flame.