The University of Florida, located in Gainesville, has focused on driving innovation since it opened its doors in 1853. Today, technology—like Sony’s professional BRAVIA displays—plays a key role in enhancing visualization, promoting critical information, and facilitating collaboration. The BRAVIA displays bring a combination of enhanced image quality, easy 24/7 operation, extensive control and integration options, and system on a chip (SoC) platform to corporations, retailers, and schools like UF.
Over the last year, UF implemented upwards of 200 of Sony’s BZ30 and BZ40 series of professional BRAVIA displays, ranging in size from 32-100-inches, in its public spaces. Currently under construction is the school’s Honors Village, where 116 Sony 55-85-inch displays are a part of this new build, and can be found in dorm rooms, common areas, and meeting rooms. An additional 18 Sony displays are used for signage in and around the Student Health Care Center, in hallways, and at egress points, where they communicate relevant information. The Traffic Signal Lab, which specializes in signal control testing, features 14 of Sony’s displays. The veterinary surgery teaching lab incorporates 18 32-inch displays which are used at the end of the tables, while the veterinary anatomy lab is standardized on 11 55-inch and five 65-inch models. In the Dean of Students area, 14 55-inch displays are used for digital signage. Additional Sony displays are featured in conference rooms and digital signage setups throughout the university.
