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Despite growing pressure to demonstrate environmental credentials, there’s still no consistently adopted way to define what ‘sustainable’ really means in the AV sector. We’re all on the journey toward net-zero, but the path is anything but straightforward.

Step inside our LED production facility and follow our step-by-step guide through the meticulous manufacturing and testing processes that ensure only the highest quality LED displays reach our customers. This is one in a series of videos showcasing the expert craftsmanship and rigorous quality control behind every pixel that leaves our factory. Quality you can trust, from Sharp.

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With virtual production, hybrid workflows and tighter energy targets, the demands on today’s studios are growing. Discover how dvLED technology, combined with Sharp/NEC’s broadcast expertise, is helping studios stay agile, efficient, and future-ready.

Laser projection enhances a history lesson the world must never forget

Delivering high brightness and resolution with a sealed optical engine, new PA Series laser projectors bring long-life performance to modernise the museum’s interactive exhibit using 180^o projection mapping. Replacing seven NEC lamp-based projectors that had operated intensively for over eight years, the museum now benefits from improved efficiency, reduced maintenance and enhanced visual quality.

As LED technology advances, understanding what goes into manufacturing and testing high-quality displays is more important than ever. In this video, we break down what truly matters when choosing an LED display and why Sharp’s design, build, and testing processes make a measurable difference in long-term performance.

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Since its launch in 1985, MultiSync® has set the standard for high-performance display solutions, becoming one of the industry’s most successful display brands.

A celebration of quality, precision and reliability

To mark its 140th anniversary, renowned Swiss watch manufacturer, Breitling, launched a pop-up museum in Zurich. From August 2024 until May 2025, the three-story interactive “Then & Now” museum offered visitors a fascinating journey through the remarkable history of the famous luxury brand. Celebrating Breitling’s three signature universes of Air, Land and Sea, the exhibition featured rare vintage watches and historical memorabilia. A time tunnel charted important milestones in the company’s history, alongside a mini in-house Chronométrie and a themed café. For this prestigious project, Breitling chose Sharp/NEC as an experienced technology partner for the display solutions in the museum.