Cannabis Retailer Uses Short-Throw Projection, Giant Tiled Menu Array, To Drive Buyer Experience February 23, 2023 by Super User This is one of the more ambitious uses of digital signage technology I’ve seen in the still-emerging cannabis retailing sector – an order counter that uses short-throw projection on a back wall and what appears to be 10 flat panels tiled together as a menu display ribbon up above. Norton, Massachusetts-based CANA Craft Cannabis opened …
PUMA Uses See-Thru LED To Attract, Create Vibe For Singapore Flagship Store February 23, 2023 by Super User This is a nice example of how mesh LED technology has matured and thinned out to a level that it works very effectively for retail environments – in this case the first and largest PUMA flagship store in Southeast Asia. The design goal for the store on Singapore’s upscale Orchard Road is to “mirror Puma’s …
LED Allows Drapes To Be Drawn Open At Renovated Conference Center February 22, 2023 by Super User Not sure I’d call this digital signage, but it’s a compelling example of how fine-pitch LED screens are being designed in to new or renovated corporate spaces. This is the renovated executive conference center for Edwards Lifesciences, a medical tech company based in the LA area. With construction done, the 126-seat center now sports a …
KC’s New Airport Has Lots Of Digital, Including Real-Time Toilet Availability Screens February 22, 2023 by Super User Kansas City gets a new airport terminal next week, and the airport’s operators have published a lengthy preview video that takes viewers through the $1.5 billion facility. I mention this because like a lot of new or refurbished airport terminals going up these days, there’s a lot of digital being used. As noted a lot …
“Boring” But Effective Digital Signage Guides Underground Storage Users At KC Facility February 21, 2023 by Super User This is a great example of what I call boring signage – utilitarian displays and content that won’t get any pulses racing, but does a job effectively. In this case, it’s a set of directories for an underground storage facility in Kansas City. Integrator KCAV (good, to-the-point brand, by the way) put a solution together …
German Manufacturer Switches Factory Entry Signs From Analog To Digital To Guide, Promote February 21, 2023 by Super User The German metal and plastics processing company Schütz has switched our analog for digital on the signposts for its factory, enabling signs first intended for navigation to also do branding and promotions. Our German language content partners at invidis have a post up about the how Schütz worked with integrator Tennagels Medientechnik to put in …
LED Wall’s Generative Artwork Responds To Customers At H&M London Flagship February 17, 2023 by Super User The fashion retail brand H&M’s Regent Street flagship is using generative artwork on a giant LED wall that fills the full rear wall of the store on one of London’s fancier shopping streets. “Digital experience designers” Hirsch & Mann collaborated with the creative coding studio Variable to create a constantly evolving, generative artwork that interacts …
Saudi Gov’t Backing 400 Meter Tall Cube Building With Digital Interior Walls Driving Visual Experience February 17, 2023 by Super User The Saudi government has announced an ambitious new development on the outskirts of Riyadh that has, as its centerpiece, a giant 400 meter high cube with interior walls that are digital and intended to be experiential. The overall New Murabba project will cover an area of 19 square kms, featuring some 104,000 residential units, 9,000 …
Real Estate Services Giant Uses 24-Foot Lobby LED Wall, Generative Data, To Inspire Staff And Guests At New DC Offices February 17, 2023 by Super User This is a nice fit-to-size LED video wall in the new Washington, DC offices lobby of real estate services giant Cushman & Wakefield – a 24-foot wide canvas running generative art. The video wall is central to the experience for both employees and visitors, says the Chicago creative shop behind it, Next/Now: A larger-than-life LED …
Projection Brings Levi’s Iconic Batwing Label To Life In Store February 15, 2023 by Super User This is a nice use of projection for retail by Dallas-based Glass Media, working with its client Levis. The advantage of projection – if the lasers are bright enough and the ambient lighting not dominant – is the ability to accurate blast visuals on an odd-shaped surface – like a giant Levi’s red tab branding …
