On October 25, 2025, RusinDisplay completed a corporate meeting-room installation combining eight 55-inch transparent OLED panels with a video wall controller and infrared touch.

Mounted on the room’s glass partition, the display presents coordinated video content while keeping the meeting table, seating and interior visible through the screen. The installation adds a large interactive display to the space while preserving the visual connection between the meeting room and the area outside.

Project Overview

• Application: Corporate meeting room
• Project date: October 25, 2025
• Display configuration: Eight 55-inch transparent OLED panels
• Playback: Coordinated video-wall output through a video wall controller
• Interaction: Infrared touch
• Installation surface: Single-layer glass partition
• Cable management: Concealed within upper and lower metal framing

A Display Integrated into the Glass Partition

The existing glass wall forms the installation surface. The transparent OLED panels display moving images across the partition while allowing views into the meeting room.

In the completed installation, animated content extends across multiple panels. Unlit areas remain transparent, keeping the furniture and room layout visible behind the imagery.

This arrangement gives the meeting room a large presentation surface without replacing the glass partition with an opaque display wall.

Coordinated Playback Across Eight Panels

A video wall controller distributes the content across the eight screens, allowing them to form one coordinated presentation.

Content can span the complete layout for brand films, animated graphics and other large-format visuals. Preparing media for the installed screen arrangement helps maintain image alignment across the panel boundaries.

Infrared Touch Interaction

The installation includes an infrared touch system for direct interaction with compatible content.

Users can navigate presentations, select on-screen information and interact with supported applications from the display surface. The touch system connects the large-format presentation with hands-on control.

Mounting and Concealed Cable Routing

The panels were mounted to the single-layer glass partition using 3M adhesive strips as part of the installation assembly.

Metal framing along the upper and lower edges conceals the wiring and provides a consistent finish around the display area. This keeps visible cabling away from the central screen surface and the views through the glass.

Transparent OLED for Meeting Spaces

This project combines multi-screen playback, touch interaction and a glass-wall installation within one meeting-room display system.

The eight-panel configuration supports presentations and brand content while retaining views through the partition. Its physical layout, controller and touch system work together as a single installation.

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