Mitsui Foundation Lights Up 10 Big LED Displays With Custom Content In NYC Lobby April 22, 2022 by Super User This is a very nice, quite different take on using digital display to enliven a corporate office tower lobby. While a lot of projects these days are about one very large, wall-filling display as the showpiece, the Mitsui Foundation’s renovated lobby at 1251 Avenue of the Americas in New York uses 10 LED displays notched …
Giant 60-Foot Projections In Four Cities Help Promote Gaming-Inspired TV Series April 20, 2022 by Super User I sometimes feel like some annoying, overly-cynical guy at the back of a meeting room quietly muttering, “That’s not a hologram.” But on behalf of all the little companies and labs out there working on light field displays and other three-dimensional display tech, that really does meet the definition of displays that have volume and …
Australia Roadways Engineers Using Water Projections As Giant Emergency Stop Signs April 20, 2022 by Super User Where I live, there are regular tales of commercial truck drivers ignoring low clearance warnings and taking out the overhead barriers at toll booths on one of the harbor bridges. I suspect every locale of any size has similar problems, with truck drivers blithely ignoring how their rides are too tall for overpasses and tunnel …
Tech Giant Hewlett Packard Using Big LED To Immerse, Inspire At Houston HQ April 19, 2022 by Super User Tech giant Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has worked a series of large LED displays into its global headquarters in the Houston area, with a goal of providing immersive experiences, as well as artistic and inspirational pieces, and branded content. The displays are all from SNA Displays, are using Scala as the CMS, and were put …
PepsiCo Using Big Displays, Projection-Mapping In Experiential Pop-Up For New Nitro Soda April 12, 2022 by Super User Soft drinks giant PepsiCo is using a combination of projection-mapping, interactive gesture software and large format displays to drive the experience at a pop-up venue opened to drive awareness and buzz for a new version of its flagship soda. The company gas taken over the lounge at the High Roller ferris wheel in Las Vegas …
116-Foot Tall LED Ribbons Front Expanded Phoenix-Area Casino Resort Tower April 8, 2022 by Super User This a super-nice integration of big LED on the side of a casino resort hotel in the Phoenix area – a 116 foot tall set of wavy 10mm pitch LED ribbon blended with an identifying sign for the property. The LED technology at the expanded Wild Horse Pass casino in Chandler is from Toronto-based Media …
Wavy OLED Video Wall Greets Visitors At AVI-SPL’s New Dallas Digs April 8, 2022 by Super User This is the lobby of the new Dallas offices of big pro AV integrator AVI-SPL, which starts the Wow Factor at the entry using a wavy, nine-panel OLED video wall. “We contract for a good deal of high-end signage and content, and there’s no better proof of our skill and ability to think outside the …
Largest Ikea On Planet Needs Dozens Of Displays Just For Cafeteria April 6, 2022 by Super User I get tired and bewildered just thinking about a 700,000 sq. ft., five-level Ikea. As you might imagine, a store that big needs a lot of screens to do some of the basic work, like sell plates of Swedish meatballs. The first IKEA in The Philippines, along the reclaimed Manila waterfront, opened in November as …
Kids Cancer Ward In UK Uses Playful Projected Characters To Engage Donors April 6, 2022 by Super User The digital arts collective Universal Everything – which is not easily explained in a few words (so go here) – is behind a really interesting take on hospital donor walls that marries custom creative with short-throw projection and a mobile app for both controls and donations. Parade is described as a playful digital donor wall, …
InfoComm Organizing AV Experience Tours To Show Latest Wow Factor Projects In Las Vegas April 6, 2022 by Super User It has likely been at least a couple of years since many digital signage industry people have made a trade show pilgrimage to Las Vegas, and a whole bunch of interesting visual experiences have been lit up over that time. That makes the case alone for a series of “Integrated Experience Tours” being organized by …
