For two days, we opened our showroom to clients, partners, visitors and anyone curious about what is possible with LED technology. The result was exactly what we planned for: plenty of interesting questions, project ideas, technical discussions and open conversations.
A datasheet can explain brightness, pixel pitch, or control options. But seeing the products live makes it much easier to understand what they can actually do.
Visitors could experience Phantom Mesh, Pixeline, Neonflex, dynamic lightboxes, backlighting, control systems, and other Vivalyte solutions in real applications. They could compare different setups, see how products behave at full scale, and explore how they can be mounted, controlled, and integrated into a project.
That hands-on element also created better conversations. Instead of discussing products in isolation, we could look at how they might work in a specific space, application, or customer experience.
Control was an important part of the Challenge Days as well.
Tapio Rosenius from Poet joined us to demonstrate Poet Creator, software that brings lighting, media, sensors, and content together in one real-time environment.
Visitors could see how different lighting elements can be controlled as one experience, with dynamic scenes, responsive effects, and immersive sequences rather than separate standalone products.
And, of course, Tapio was there to answer questions and create some very impressive live lighting experiences throughout the event.
More than anything, the Challenge Days reminded us how valuable it is to create space for dialogue.
There was time to compare experiences, discuss technical challenges, share ideas and look at real projects together with our engineers and specialists. Those conversations often lead to questions and possibilities that simply do not emerge from a brochure or a quick meeting at a trade show.
A big thank you to everyone who visited, challenged us, and shared their ideas.
Missed the Challenge Days?
Our showroom remains open for visits throughout the year.
Make an appointment, bring your project or question, and come experience the solutions for yourself.
