Control Room & Command Centre

Control rooms designed for 24x7 —
built in Bengaluru, supported on the ground.

Planar fine-pitch LED, Drita and Seada controllers, Jupiter processors and Seada matrix switching — engineered for NOCs, command centres and surveillance walls.

NOCCommand centreBIS / ISO / NSIC
Control room with curved Planar LED video wall and Drita DT4000 deployment
Why control rooms need a different AV stack

Failure has operational, not aesthetic, consequences.

01

24x7 demands real redundancy

Redundant power, hot-swap fans, RAID storage and burn-in mitigation — table stakes, not options.

02

Many sources, not just an HDMI input

Operators need IP streams, RTSP cameras, dashboards and KVMs on screen at once — not one source at a time.

03

Pitch follows operator distance

Pixel pitch must match operator viewing distance; over-spec wastes budget, under-spec costs readability.

04

Vendor accountability matters

When a NOC wall blanks, you need a single accountable team — not OEM and integrator pointing fingers.

What we typically design

The layered control-room stack.

Pitch-correct LED canvas, redundant controller, deterministic matrix switching, AMC SLAs.
  • LED canvas

    Planar PFI series (0.9 / 1.2 / 1.5 / 1.8 / 2.5 mm) with dual power and receive-card redundancy and front + rear maintenance; Planar VDS series (0.78 / 0.935 / 1.25 / 1.56 / 1.875 mm) full flip-chip COB where contrast and durability are paramount.

  • Video wall controllers

    Drita DT4000 Windows controllers (up to 12 4K outputs, 64 FHD, redundant PSU, RAID-1) for general NOCs; Drita DT4000 FPGA multi-screen controllers (up to 64 HD or 32 4K capture, BIS / ISO / NSIC certified) for virus-free 24x7 ops; Seada SolarWall Micro (FPGA Crossbar, 8 HDMI in, up to 16 HDMI out) for compact control rooms; Jupiter Catalyst V for premium command centres needing 16 4K direct inputs and 120+ H.264 stream decode.

  • Matrix switching and distribution

    Seada G44-HDMI for 4-in / 4-out 4K@60 4:4:4 routing.

  • Operator desks and ancillary displays

    LG UL5Q UHD signage for satellite displays and dashboards.

Sample project flow

Nine steps to a live NOC.

  • 01
    Operations interview

    What is being monitored, how many operators, shift patterns.

  • 02
    Source audit

    How many IP cameras, RTSP feeds, dashboards, KVM sources.

  • 03
    Pixel-pitch and canvas sizing

    Against viewing distance to closest operator.

  • 04
    Controller architecture

    Windows vs FPGA, redundancy strategy.

  • 05
    BoQ + reference architecture

    Source layer → controller → distribution → canvas, documented.

  • 06
    Civil and electrical coordination

    Load, cooling, cable routes.

  • 07
    Phased install

    Parallel testing of controller and canvas.

  • 08
    Acceptance testing

    Against source matrix and failover scenarios.

  • 09
    Handover with runbook + AMC

    Documented escalation path and committed response targets.

Why VVT for control rooms

Specialist depth, in your city.

  • Specialist depth — rare in Bengaluru

    Planar fine-pitch + Drita / Seada / Jupiter controllers under one roof — most integrators do one of those, not all.

  • Bengaluru-rooted AMC

    Rapid local response from our Nagarabhavi team for mission-critical sites — not a remote SLA from another metro.

  • Vendor-neutral architecture

    We recommend Windows or FPGA controllers based on your security and uptime posture, not on what we have in the warehouse.

Common questions

The short answers.

Depends on closest operator viewing distance — typically 1.2 mm to 1.8 mm for desks within 3–5 m. We validate against actual content at design stage.

Mission-critical AV deserves a
Bengaluru-local partner. Let us walk your site.

Send us a brief — operators, sources, viewing distance and uptime tier. We come back with a reference architecture and a starting BoQ within one working day.