BURLINGTON, N.J. – Lynch Exhibits, a leading design and fabrication firm specializing in exhibits and events, installed an I-Wall interactive flat-screen display honoring sports history at Wachovia Center in Philadelphia. 

Via the I-Wall, fans can experience the greatest moments in the Philadelphia Flyers’ and Sixers’

history through video, animation, photographs and graphic images.

The two I-Walls installed on the main concourse are controlled by viewers. Visitors trigger a series of video displays by moving monitors along a rail in front of the 24-foot long two-dimensional graphic. The I-Wall replaces displays that were static and repetitious.

“The new displays are interactive and intuitive, and can be updated in real time with highlights available from the latest game,” said Frank Nave, vice president of Lynch Exhibits and the project’s consultant.

Although these are the first I-Walls to be installed at a sports facility, I-Wall technology has been in existence for nine years. The licensed hardware for the two displays at the Philadelphia arena was produced by Lynch Interactive Technology and the Museum and Environments group.