How To Transform Your LED Video Wall Into A 3D Deep Screen Display June 7, 2024 by Brianna Morley GUEST POST: Brianna Morley, Render Impact LED video walls have become increasingly popular in recent years, with their versatility and ability to display high-quality content on a large scale. However, there is a new way to take these displays to the next level: 3D forced perspective and anamorphic illusions. With the right content, LED video walls can …
Global Digital Signage Awards Entry Window Now Open June 5, 2024 by Dave Haynes Entries are now being accepted for the 2025 global Digital Signage Awards, which will be announced and handed out at a dinner ceremony during Integrated Systems Europe in Barcelona early next year. Sixteen:Nine has been and continues to be a main sponsor of these awards and, like the past couple of years, the awards dinner …
Screenfeed – InfoComm 2024 Digital Signage Industry Mixer Sponsor Profiles June 4, 2024 by Dave Haynes InfoComm is next week in Las Vegas, and Sixteen:Nine has partnered with Experience United Social Club to run what is a very sold-out networking event. This one is at a darts-themed bar called Flight Club, in the Palazzo complex. There will will be a little discussion about what was seen on the show floor, then networking …
TouchSource Broadens Digital Footprint By Acquiring Healthcare Business Of True Sync Media June 4, 2024 by Dave Haynes Denver-based TouchSource, which does digital signage and wayfinding solutions focused on healthcare environments, has done a deal to acquire TrueSync Health, the healthcare business division of True Sync Media, which is also based in Denver. The TrueSync Health deal gives TouchSource a footprint of 100s of screens in patient waiting rooms across different healthcare system, …
Atmosphere Joins Place-Based Streaming TV Rival Loop In Announcing Layoffs June 3, 2024 by Dave Haynes The other company that’s been on a tear in recent years make free, DOOH ad-supported streaming TV channels available to businesses has also now hit something of business wall, with Austin, TX-based Atmosphere TV announcing significant layoffs, on the heels of rival Loop Media also laying off staff in March. Rarefield Atmosphere, Inc., the business …
Little Red Riding Hood’s Tale Visualized In New LV Cosmo Lobby Creative May 29, 2024 by Dave Haynes The lobby of the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas is pretty much a can’t-miss when I pass through Las Vegas, and it will be on my schedule again in two weeks when in the city yet again (40+ trips now) for InfoComm – first because I want to see the new creative on the resort’s famed …
Video: Glitchy Creative Draws Shopper Eyes To This Digital End-Cap Fixture May 27, 2024 by Dave Haynes This is an interesting digital end-cap – or what the vendor calls e-shelf – going into an apparel retailer in Israel. I like it because it effectively uses LCD ribbon strips as well as a larger “bar-type” stretched LCD on the top. The end-cap is intended to do a lift and learn thing that triggers …
New Off Museum In Barcelona Includes Digital Gallery Amplified by Mirrors May 27, 2024 by Dave Haynes Mirrors have always been a really effective way to amplify the visuals in a defined space, and here’s a good example of that in a new attraction/art space along the ritzy Paseo de Gracia street in Barcelona. White Rabbit – The Off-Museum of Barcelona opened a couple of weeks ago in what had previously been …
Pix: See How Dead & Company Using That Giant Screen In Sphere For Concert Residency May 17, 2024 by Dave Haynes The next touring rock act has moved into Sphere in Las Vegas, and photos have now been pushed out showing how Dead & Company is using the attractions vast, curved indoor screen. The band – three members of the original Grateful Dead plus three others, including solo artist John Mayer – is playing 24 shows …
Data-Driven Generative Art Used For Canadian Bank’s Video Wall At Busy Transit Hub Branch May 15, 2024 by Dave Haynes This is an interesting use of an LED video wall at the front of a very public bank branch – the TD Canada Trust branch at Toronto’s Union Station, a hub for passenger rail, commuter rail and commuter buses, as well as a main subway stop. The branch has a big 12 foot by 6 …
