Have you watched ABC’s hit reality series, Holey Moley? The innovative series takes the contestants on a crazy mini-golf course that’s land-mined with challenges. One of these challenges includes picking their golf partner to be either NBA star Steph Curry or a golfing robot.

On any other day, we’d probably select Steph Curry to be on our side. However, the golf robot did have certain advantages over our star basketball player. Like the fact that it has superior precision, computerized strategy and the wonderful Rob Riggle as the face of the robot. Who wouldn't want that face in bright realistic colors guiding them from hole to hole!

Little known was how realistic Rob Riggles face was on the robot because of display technology from a TRU-Vu monitor.  This clever flat-screen gave the robot an extra edge on the show. Its Sunlight Readable Monitor technology far surpasses regular outdoor TV displays. Just another piece of technology putting a human face to advance the world of golfing robots.

Let’s look at all the reasons why Sunlight Readable Monitor was chosen for this task:

1. Tru-Vu's Readability Factor

How many times have you squinted at the TV-screen when the lights are too bright?

The answer is plenty! Sunlight Readable Monitors are having been engineered to counter this problem. The screen displays high-quality imaging that won’t get distorted because of sunlight (or any other lights). So it doesn’t matter whether you’re using it for a daytime event or in a brightly lit studio. Sunlight Readability Monitor will ensure that everything appears crystal clear throughout the event.

Bonus: The 15.6” makes it easier for the audience to catch the action without any issues.

2. Ruggedness of the Tru-Vu Monitors

The great part about TRU-Vu monitors is that they’re super sturdy. Unlike, traditional TV-screens they won’t shatter due to a few bumps. The scratch-resistant screen and hard-wearing metallic construction make it a solid investment.

3. Rave Reviews

Last but definitely, not the least; this wasn’t TRU-Vu’s first rodeo.

It’s been a while since the company started catering to clients from the entertainment industry. So far, it’s secured a place in popular dramas like Chicago Med and Chicago PD. You can also see it making its silver screen appearance on the dystopian series ‘The Hunger Games’.

In addition to those, their monitors have been utilized in numerous other sport-centric shows.

So it’s safe to assume that the company’s brilliant track record helped it score the Holey Moley gig.

In a Nutshell

On the whole, Sunlight Readable Monitor proves to be a great asset for all big and small production houses. From providing the audience with clear visuals to being accident-proof―this cutting-edge monitor’s got a lot to offer.

Photo credits: The Mercury News, ABC TV