LED Canopies, Facades, Columns And Bulkheads Sync’d To Light Up New Madrid Mall July 27, 2018 by Super UserThis is what looks to be a very impressive integration of big digital into a shopping mall environment, at a new development in Madrid, Spain. Plaza Rio 2 is a 40,000 sq. meter retail and leisure development along a riverfront. The gateway is a blonde granite and glass curtain façade, with terracing, and a very …
Take A Selfie, Watch Your Face Melt July 27, 2018 by Super UserHat Tip – Digital Signage Connection This is an interesting mash-up of mobile, signage, mechanics and art, put together for an exhibit at the National Ethnographic Museum in Warsaw. As part of the TEEN AGE exhibition, the art piece – called hash2ash – uses a display that prompts viewers to take a selfie on their phones, which …
Georgia Tech’s New Football Locker Room Includes Big Digital Signage Component July 27, 2018 by Super User This is the renovated football locker room at Georgia Tech in Atlanta – following the lead of Texas A&M and University of Texas – and probably other schools – with screen-filled rooms that include displays at each player stall. As the video below shows, there are also larger screens around the facility. Other U.S. schools …
DSE/DSF Open Call for 2019 APEX Awards Nominations July 26, 2018 by Super User Nominations are now being accepted for the 15th Annual APEX Awards, the awards program put on each year by Digital Signage Expo and guided/presented by the Digital Signage Federation. The awards recognize and honor achievement in the creation and installation of compelling viewer content and interactive technology in the industry. “The most exciting part about …
Stunning, All Projection-Mapped Digital Museum Opens In Tokyo July 20, 2018 by Super User This is the stunning new MORI Building Digital Art Museum in Tokyo, a 100,000 sq. ft. digital space that is entirely projection-mapped and hooked to motion sensors. Put together in a collaboration between a property developer and the art collective TeamLab, the exhibition dubbed Borderless consists of 50 installation pieces that are affected and triggered …
Largest LED Board In South America Lights Up In Lima July 20, 2018 by Super User HT @Huggett This is what’s being touted as the largest DOOH digital sign in South America – a 487 sq. metre beast on the front facade of the Plaza Norte shopping mall in Lima, Peru. It almost looks fine pitch LED, but is actually just 16mm – the sort of pitch you see on highway …
The 2019 Digital Signage Awards Have A Venue And Big Evening Planned In Amsterdam July 19, 2018 by Super User The nine-year-old Digital Signage Awards is stepping up its game for 2019, on the heels of 2018 awards that had, for the first time, a physical event. The 2018 awards were held during ISE, immediately after Invidis’ Digital Signage Summit. The 2019 event will again be held during ISE, but this time at a lovely old building …
UK Sushi Chain Changes Up Menuboard Approach With Super-Stretched Displays July 19, 2018 by Super User Here’s a nice implementation of digital menuboards in a fast food environment – changing things up with super-stretched displays and a bold, reasonably minimal content presentation – instead of many items wedged into limited visual space. The project involves the London, UK-based sushi and bento restaurant chain, Wasabi, at seven stores around that city. The digital displays …
2,000 Sq. Ft. Of Gorgeous Visualized Data About To Go Live At Charlotte, NC’s Airport July 17, 2018 by Super User A nine-gate, $200 million addition to Charlotte Douglas Airport, in North Carolina, opens tomorrow morning, with a main feature being some 2,000 sq. ft. of visualized data on several vast fine-pitch LED video walls. The data visuals are the focal point of a public art piece, called Interconnected, commissioned by the airport to LA data …
Sao Paulo Office Block Lit Up By LED Art Project July 11, 2018 by Super User This is a building in Sao Paulo, Brazil with a low-rez LED light facade, with content put together by the Istanbul, Turkey HQ’d creative shop Ouchhh. I like what they did, but the explanation/description is one of those art gallery “Ummm-OK-yeah-yeah-I-see” narratives that is a little too out there for my bottom-feeder brain. And I quote …
