But eyevis was not only focused on new develeopments, in 2008 several big contracts all over the world were realized. Most of these projects were awarded after a detailed market survey of the customers as well as for some in a direct benchmark test comparing the different suppliers of these kind of systems.

Three, out of many, of these projects are presented below:

United Nations Hedaquarters Geneva, Switzerland

The UN Human Rights Councils' new assembly hall of Human Rights and the Alliance of Civilisations, described as the Sistine Chapel of the 21st century, was inaugurated in October 2008 by Spain's King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia, Prime Minister José Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and Swiss President Pascal Couchepin. In this room two video walls from eyevis are used each consisting of 3x2 50" rear projection cubes with SXGA+ resolution. The Spanish abstract artist Miguel Barceló, has made a spectacular new artwork at the ceiling of this hall. The complete project was financed by the Spanish government and major Spanish companies.

Hellenic Navy, Athens Greece

The Greek Navy changed an exisiting Barco videowall into a new eyevis videowall system, consisiting of 3x3 eyevis EC-67-XT-DL and 2x1 EC-67-XT-DL in connection with a netpix split controller and the eyecon wallmanagement software. This system is used in one of their main control rooms in Athens.

NATO, Shape Belgium

Some other military references in 2008 were two videowalls for control rooms at the NATO headquarter in Shape, Belgium. One for the Command Centre VTC Room consisting of 4x2 EC-50-SXT+, 1x NPX-3808R-V16-IP8-D8-L2 and the eyecon wallamangement software.

As the customer was more than satisfied with this system, a second system could be installed at the Information Security Technical Centre (NITC), an eyevis large screen system consisting 5x2 EC-50-SXT+, a NPX-3812-V0-IP0-D8-L2E and the eyecon wallmanagement software.