Logic Integration Builds 50-Foot Touchscreen with MicroLEDs and LiDAR

Home of the Year Project Profile

• Name & Location: Interactive AI Studio, San Francisco, California
• Integrator: Logic Integration, Denver, Colorado
• Award: 2026 Home of the Year, Best Commercial Project, Gold

When a global technology consulting firm needed a way to make its artificial intelligence capabilities tangible for visiting clients, Logic Integration built an experience center where technology could speak for itself.

At the center of the space is a 49.6-by-7.8-foot Planar DirectLight Pro microLED video wall, engineered as a 12,000-by-1,890-resolution canvas. LiDAR-based touch sensing allows presenters to interact directly with the display and pull up AI use-case demonstrations tailored to the audience, while networked audio and control extend the experience to remote participants.

The project required extensive coordination due to Logic’s location being based in Colorado while the installation took place in California. Multiple site visits allowed the integrator to manage design, installation and commissioning in person while maintaining communication with international consulting partners across multiple time zones.

A 50-foot microLED touchscreen built around presentations

At nearly 50 feet wide, the microLED wall is the largest Logic Integration has installed. Its custom frame, module layout and fiber-optic distribution were planned around the building, while early structural review helped ensure the mounting system was ready for fabrication and installation without late-stage changes.

Since standard touch overlays and bezel-mounted systems do not scale easily to a display nearly 50 feet wide, Logic Integration deployed LiDAR-based touch sensing across the LED canvas. Working with a custom UX/UI designer, the integrator commissioned the system so presenters can approach the wall, interact directly with its content and pull up AI demonstrations based on the needs of the client in the room.

Beam-forming microphones and a networked audio and control system extend the experience beyond the room itself, allowing remote participants to follow demonstrations while presenters interact with the wall in real time.

Construction doesn’t close the doors

During the construction, the experience center remained partially operational with Logic Integration working alongside the client to phase the installation so client-facing activities could continue in unaffected areas while the video wall and touch systems were being built.

The finished experience center gives the consulting firm a physical environment for demonstrating technology that can otherwise be difficult to explain. Instead of simply describing AI capabilities, presenters can bring visitors to a nearly 50-foot interactive canvas, select relevant use cases and demonstrate them directly.

For Logic Integration, the project combined several uncommon requirements: its largest LED wall to date, interactive LiDAR technology at an unusual scale and a long-distance installation coordinated across multiple partners.

This project is part of our coverage for the 2026 CE Pro Home of the Year Awards. Presented annually at CEDIA Expo alongside the BEST Product Awards, the Home of the Year Awards represent the best of the best smart home innovations within the CEDIA channel. Check to see when the next submission window is open in case you have a project you would like to submit and don’t want to miss your opportunity.