XPression Tessera One is an all-in-one solution that provides over six million broadcast quality pixels to drive engaging content to your venue's LED displays. The customizable XPression Graphics and DashBoard Control Panels provide an interface so simple anyone can run it. Customize pre-built example XPression Templates or create your own graphics to produce dynamic data-driven content that will engage fans and generate revenue through enhanced sponsorship opportunities.

The XPression Tessera One solution also includes purpose-built Ross Video DashBoard display control surface for each of the included sports graphics packages provided with XPression Tessera One. This allows users to get started as soon as they connect the system to the screens and power sources. The purpose-built Dashboard display control panels mean that there is minimal training required to produce an event, starting on day one.

COMPACT AND POWERFUL

XPression Tessera One packs a big punch in a small footprint! Adding two live video inputs, the XPression Tessera One LED Content Management system allows you to display all the action larger than life on the big screen in your venue. At only 1RU, it delivers up to three 1080P HD outputs, which can be mapped to fill over six million LED pixels.

LOW LATENCY VIDEO INPUT PROCESSING

Designed as an all-in-one LED content management system, XPression Tessera One utilizes a low latency video input processing function of less than three frames. This means that a video input signal passed through XPression Tessera One with graphics composited over it will not distract the fans in the stands. What they see on screen will appear at the same time as it does on the playing surface or stage.

A COMPLETE WORKFLOW SOLUTION

Designed as an all-in-one LED content management system, XPression Tessera One utilizes a low latency video input processing function of less than three frames. This means that a video input signal passed through XPression Tessera One with graphics composited over it will not distract the fans in the stands. What they see on screen will appear at the same time as it does on the playing surface or stage.