The Queen Mary

The Queen Mary dominated transatlantic passenger transportation before the jet age circa late 1950s. Now a museum, it is in dire need of a digital transformation.

Challenge

Long retired from sailing the seas, the Queen Mary was once a luxurious cruise-ship for royalty, dignitaries and celebrities. Now a museum, they are looking to replace outdated and tired static signage installed in the 1970s, to something modern and exciting.

Solution

Working with Insteo, AOPEN installs devices to play non-stop engaging content for visitors. AOPEN DE7400 media players and eTILE 22M-FW displays are chosen due to its 24/7 reliability, amazing UHD graphics, thin screen and auto recovery ability fo sudden instances of power loss.

Solution

Working with Insteo, AOPEN installs devices to play non-stop engaging content for visitors. AOPEN DE7400 media players and eTILE 22M-FW displays are chosen due to its 24/7 reliability, amazing UHD graphics, thin screen and auto recovery ability fo sudden instances of power loss.

Blending the past and present

Extra care was taken to seamlessly integrate the displays into the art deco style of the ship’s interior. This results in beautiful modern displays that enhances visitor experience, without taking away from the whole ambience.