Digital Displays Evolving From Trade Show Add-Ons To Main Components In Stands February 14, 2022 by Dave Haynes It was about four or five years ago when rental LED displays came up enough in visual quality and durability and down enough in price to make them feasible as backdrops, headers and feature walls in trade show exhibits. Back then, you’d see them here and there – and mostly as add-ons, save the biggest …
UK’s HYPERVSN Launches 2nd Gen Version Of Its Spinning LED Displays February 10, 2022 by Dave Haynes HYPERVSN, the UK firm known in digital signage and pro AV circles for those spinning LED light wand thingies, has released the next-generation of its products – finer, brighter and better integrated with the broader signage and AV ecosystem. The new generation platform is called HYPERVSN SmartV and has a variety of advancements, notably: an …
LG, Userful Partner On Integrated AV-Over-IP Digital Signage And Visual Display Solution February 10, 2022 by Dave Haynes LG and the Canadian software company Userful have announced a joint solution designed to make digital signage and other visual display applications both feasible and reliable over the local and wide area networks of enterprise-level corporate clients. The solution is described in PR, in language that mostly makes me go cross-eyed, as an “end-to-end, software-defined …
Real-Time Virtual Smog Visualizes Air Quality On Warsaw Billboard February 10, 2022 by Dave Haynes The Polish digital OOH media firm Screen Network has an interest and knack for blending its campaigns with real-time data from systems and sensors, and has now done that for an information campaign about air quality running on one of its primary LED display locations in central Warsaw. The in-house campaign was built around the …
German DOOH Media Giant Ströer’s Sales Up >50%; Adding 1,000+ Digital Screens To Footprint February 10, 2022 by Dave Haynes Wing Stop Rolls Out Smart Digital Menu Displays Across Growing UK Footprint February 9, 2022 by Dave Haynes It now seems odd to see a QSR chain that is NOT using digital menu boards and other displays in their stores and in drive-thrus, but a deployment of screens across the UK estate of a wings and fries chain is interesting on a couple of counts. Wingstop UK (managed by Lemon Pepper Holdings ltd) …Louisville’s Bus Routes Add GPS-Updated Rider Kiosks February 9, 2022 by Dave Haynes The LA-area digital signage solutions provider Red Dot Digital Media has an interesting technical case study out on a project done with Silicon Valley media player shop BrightSign for the Transit Authority of River City (TARC), a major public transportation provider in Louisville, KY. The project saw a network of digital kiosks located at each …Locating Graves Made Easy By Putting Digital Wayfinding Kiosks In A Norwegian Cemetery February 8, 2022 by Dave Haynes Hat Tip to Peter Ødemark for pointing me to this … There will be people who will utter the old “Now I’ve seen everything” phrase when they read about a Norwegian cemetery using interactive digital wayfinding screens, but I think it is clever way to address a tangible and very familiar problem. A Norwegian firm located …Papercast Shows How Its E-Paper Transit Screens Handle Canadian Winters February 4, 2022 by Dave Haynes A lot of the discussion around the viability of outdoor displays tends to focus, understandably, on whether a screen can extreme temperatures and glare – but winter brings other challenges. A small UK-HQ’d company called Papercast, which does e-paper displays for sectors like mass transport, put a post up on Linkedin that shows one of …SF Startup Starts Marketing Its Own Take On Flip-Disc/Split-Flap Displays February 3, 2022 by Dave Haynes I don’t know if the modern takes on old-school flip-disc or split-flap sign technology would qualify as digital signage, but I’ve always liked the kinetic, noisy nature of signs that have madly spinning characters that eventually lock in and present a message – whether that’s revised train arrival times at a rail hall or drink … Older posts Newer posts← Previous Page1 … Page100 Page101 Page102 … Page235 Next →
Louisville’s Bus Routes Add GPS-Updated Rider Kiosks February 9, 2022 by Dave Haynes The LA-area digital signage solutions provider Red Dot Digital Media has an interesting technical case study out on a project done with Silicon Valley media player shop BrightSign for the Transit Authority of River City (TARC), a major public transportation provider in Louisville, KY. The project saw a network of digital kiosks located at each …
Locating Graves Made Easy By Putting Digital Wayfinding Kiosks In A Norwegian Cemetery February 8, 2022 by Dave Haynes Hat Tip to Peter Ødemark for pointing me to this … There will be people who will utter the old “Now I’ve seen everything” phrase when they read about a Norwegian cemetery using interactive digital wayfinding screens, but I think it is clever way to address a tangible and very familiar problem. A Norwegian firm located …
Papercast Shows How Its E-Paper Transit Screens Handle Canadian Winters February 4, 2022 by Dave Haynes A lot of the discussion around the viability of outdoor displays tends to focus, understandably, on whether a screen can extreme temperatures and glare – but winter brings other challenges. A small UK-HQ’d company called Papercast, which does e-paper displays for sectors like mass transport, put a post up on Linkedin that shows one of …
SF Startup Starts Marketing Its Own Take On Flip-Disc/Split-Flap Displays February 3, 2022 by Dave Haynes I don’t know if the modern takes on old-school flip-disc or split-flap sign technology would qualify as digital signage, but I’ve always liked the kinetic, noisy nature of signs that have madly spinning characters that eventually lock in and present a message – whether that’s revised train arrival times at a rail hall or drink …
