Video: Fantastic 3D Content Drives Experience At Vienna Airport Store February 21, 2020 by Dave Haynes This is fantastic – a video wall at Vienna’s airport that uses great three-dimensional creative to blend with and help market a new retail tenant. Lagardère Travel Retail opened The Fashion Gallery at the Austrian airport last fall, and used a facade that flanks the shop opening to install a 105 square meter direct view …
New Vegas NFL Stadium To Have 345 Foot Wide LED Mesh Screen On Outside Wall February 17, 2020 by Dave Haynes Let’s assume, given the target opening is mid-summer, that the order is already in for a giant 80 foot tall by 345 foot wide transparent LED mesh screen on the outside of Allegiant Stadium, the new venue for the Las Vegas NFL team. The 27,600 square feet display will be the largest freestanding LED marquee …
Full Winners’ List – 2020 Global Digital Signage Awards February 17, 2020 by Dave Haynes Here are all the winners – from top prize and outstanding individual through category winners and commendations – from last week’s Digital Signage Awards in Amsterdam. It was a great evening, and there were many great projects. Some projects took multiple awards, but there was a nice mix of company and budget sizes celebrated. Unlike …
Global Digital Signage Awards Handed Out In Amsterdam February 13, 2020 by Dave Haynes The global Digital Signage Awards – which Sixteen:Nine has been supporting for the last few years – had its big annual night Wednesday evening at a beautiful old theatre and hall in central Amsterdam. I don’t have a full winners’ list – because that would have been smart of me to seek out and prepare …
NYC’s New The Shed Is Master Class On How To Design, Deliver Digital Signage January 29, 2020 by Dave Haynes NYC’s new Hudson Yards development, a mixed use, very high-end set of properties just over from the Javits convention center and by the Hudson River, is turning into a great and hyper-efficient one-stop field trip destination for digital signage nerds. I’ve written previously about the development, but a reader pointed me today to a new …
Dubai’s Burj Khalifa Adds Cracking Virtual Glass Floor, Driven By Sensors January 29, 2020 by Dave Haynes I always have mixed feelings around visual tricks designed to scare the living sh*t out of some unwitting visitors. It’s one thing if you are in a theme park or one of those Halloween pop-up places that are billed as scary. But introducing an abrupt scare into something that is, by nature, intimidating is one …
Montreal’s FinTech Station Uses Digital Signage Network To Inform Tenants, Guests January 28, 2020 by Dave Haynes This is a good example of a modest, but nicely executed workplace communications network in a two-storey Montreal office space. It is at Montreal FinTech Station, a startup-y, incubator space for companies doing financial technologies. The solution – both digital signage and targeted audio – was put in by Montreal-based iGotcha Media. Newly-opened at 4 …
Topgolf Debuts SIM-based Lounge Concept, With LED Digital Sky January 27, 2020 by Dave Haynes Topgolf has already pretty much reinvented the idea of driving ranges, and now the company has launched a new product that takes on a related golf category, indoor facilities built around simulators. The Lounge by Topgolf shares the same base concept as the indoor sim-driven facilities you might have in your town or city, but …
Watch How Screens Fill A New Florida Grocery In Unique Ways January 22, 2020 by Dave Haynes A new grocery store that opened last month in Naples, FL is interesting in a couple of ways – its food offer and its use of digital. The Seed To Table Market store is owned and was built by a local grower, and the majority of the fresh food is grown, raised and harvested within …
Queensland Exhibit Uses Big LED, Projection To Tell Nesting Turtles’ Story January 20, 2020 by Dave Haynes Content producers and AV/IT solutions providers who work with retail could sometimes benefit from looking at how big visuals and interactive are done at museums and attractions, which by nature and necessity have to both inform and entertain. Unlike some flagship stores that use very big, very expensive visual tech to apparently do not much …
