Chinese LED Maker Attaches Transparent LED To Sliding Glass Shop Doors September 23, 2019 by Dave Haynes I’ve seen projection on sliding glass doors, but this transparent mesh LED that’s attached in some way to a pair of glass sliders that serve as an entry to a shop, or something, in China. A sensor triggers the doors to open and content to change as someone approaches and passes through. This is from …
Linq Casino In Las Vegas Switches On Visualized Data Feast Dubbed Dataland September 13, 2019 by Dave Haynes Hat Tip John Baggott of ComQi for pointing me at this … The Linq Casino on the Las Vegas Strip added a pile of new displays, custom content and interactive experiences in a refresh unveiled in June. I stayed there back in March (budget-conscious trip) and none of this was in place, but you could …
Clever AR-To-Digital Signage Mash-Up Lets Fans Pose With NFL Pros September 10, 2019 by Dave Haynes I was asked recently, for a podcast, where I thought augmented reality fit with digital signage, and I suggested it might often be a better fit to see AR through a big screen, rather than the little ones in our hands, stuck in front of our faces. Here’s a fantastic example of that, introduced at …
Spokane’s Airport Hangs An LED Chandelier September 5, 2019 by Dave Haynes This is an LED chandelier in the rotunda of one of the main post-security concourses at Spokane International Airport in eastern Washington state. It’s part of modernization work at the airport, and includes a big welcome LED wall and tiled LCDs at airline counters. The skinny LEDs are from NanoLumens. You are currently viewing a …
It’s Showing Its Age, But This Taiwan Bank’s Lobby Has One Of The Best Digital Signage Installs On The Planet August 27, 2019 by Dave Haynes It’s showing its age a bit, but an experiential media installation in Taipei is easily one of the best digital signage projects I’ve seen … anywhere. IAdea’s John Wang ran me over from his office in a tech-heavy office park to a big office tower complex that is home to the financial services firm China …
I Haven’t The Foggiest Idea If This Eye Candy-Filled Airport Activation Works August 25, 2019 by Dave Haynes JCDecaux’s Polish operating unit really went to town on the digital eye candy with this pop-up relaxation zone thingie on a concourse at Warsaw’s airport. There is one of those fog screen things, functioning as a projection surface and using sensors to make it interactive. There is also one of those units you look into …
Invidis Finds A Near-Perfect Digital Signage Project In Moscow Airport August 24, 2019 by Dave Haynes Florian Rotberg, of the Munich-based digital signage consulting and events firm Invidis, is almost constantly traveling, and sees a whole lot of stuff. He passed through Moscow recently and in the wake of that trip, published what he calls an Invidis “site inspection” of the LED installations that have gone in at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo Airport. …
LED Light Bars Turn Chicago Parkade Into Dynamic-Data Light Show August 22, 2019 by Dave Haynes This is kinda sorta digital signage, and kinda not, but an interesting take on blending building lighting with dynamic data feeds to create a constantly changing visual canvas. The side of a parking garage in Chicago’s central business district now has a 95-foot-long weather art installation called Sensing Change, that converts real-time weather data into …
Jay Leedy On How The Giant Integrator Diversified Approaches Digital Signage August 21, 2019 by Dave Haynes There are a handful of big AV systems integrators in North America genuinely active in digital signage, but I’m feeling pretty comfy saying New Jersey-based Diversified is the most active, experienced and directly knowledgeable about this industry. You are currently viewing a placeholder content from Default. To access the actual content, click the button below. …
In The Right Conditions, Switchable Glass And Laser Projectors Have Possibilities August 20, 2019 by Dave Haynes I’ve seen switchable glass demo’d by NEC for rear projection window displays at a couple of trade shows this year, and while I thought it was interesting, the visual impact was a little muted. It had that age-old problem of not being bright enough to be effective in many scenarios. Last week at NEC’s splashy …
