Google Tests AI-Generated “See-Through” Billboards In Indonesia November 17, 2025 by John Berkovich Google Indonesia is running a series of AI-generated “see-through” digital billboards across Jakarta, Surabaya, and Bandung, using its Veo 3 video-generation platform in what’s described as its first large-scale commercial OoH deployment. Developed in collaboration with DDB Singapore, Superson, and Hagia Labs, the campaign seamlessly blends AI-generated visuals with the surrounding architecture to create illusions …
VXT-Cielovision Partnership Lands Early Franchise Client in the U.S. November 7, 2025 by Antonia Hamberger Samsung has been heavily investing in its digital signage software platform, VXT, over the past few years. Unlike its older CMS, Magicinfo, VXT is a premium product rather than a free add-on that comes with Samsung screens. Early on, its positioning was a bit fuzzy – is it a CMS, a remote device management tool, …
Perion Drops Its Own DooH Player – Possibly Killing the Third-Party CMS November 6, 2025 by Antonia Hamberger DooH providers using Perion to operate their networks and sell ad space may soon no longer need a separate CMS to play out campaigns. The Israeli ad tech company is launching its own software for managing and playing digital out-of-home campaigns: the Perion DOOH Player. This move expands Perion’s platform into a complete, end-to-end solution …
Should We All Be Outraged About Samsung Now Putting Digital Signage And DooH On Fridges? Nah. November 5, 2025 by Dave Haynes There has been all kinds of written and spoken pearl-clutching lately as word circulated in online tech publications that Samsung’s smart fridges had started using the built-in flat panel display to run what amounts to ad-supported digital signage. My general take – yeah, whatever. There’s a software setting to turn the ads off. The bigger …
Hackers Target LA Metro’s E-Paper Bus Stop Displays November 5, 2025 by Antonia Hamberger E-paper screens can also be vulnerable to cyberattacks – a fact demonstrated recently in downtown Los Angeles. According to local news outlet KTLA, several LA Metro bus stop displays temporarily showed a bomb warning message instead of displaying waiting times for buses. The altered message read: “Emergency Warning. Leave immediately. Risk of Suicide Bomb.” A …
Aopen Unveils Compact Fanless Edge AI PC for Smart and Environmental Applications November 3, 2025 by John Berkovich Aopen, headquartered in Taiwan and a subsidiary of the Acer Group, has introduced the DEV2715, a compact, fanless Edge AI industrial PC engineered for real-time environmental monitoring and intelligent automation across industries. Designed for reliability in harsh or dusty environments, the system operates silently within a temperature range of -20°C to 55°C, offering a rugged …
Novisign Launches “DooH for Everyone” through Perion Integration November 3, 2025 by Antonia Hamberger The dual use of digital signage as an advertising medium is steadily gaining momentum – this is exactly what the concept of “commerce media” is all about. For anyone setting up a new network, whether a gym or a supermarket, advertising is hard to ignore. After all, digital signage infrastructure isn’t cheap, and the goal …
LG OLED Captivates London With Blend of Art and Technology October 29, 2025 by John Berkovich London became the center of artistic activity this October as Frieze London 2025 brought together artists, curators, and audiences. Among the participants was LG Electronics, which presented works exploring the intersection of art and technology through LG OLED ART. At the fair, LG displayed works by Se Ok Suh – a pioneer of modern Korean …
Nanolumens Targets LCD Replacements with New 55-Inch LED Display October 28, 2025 by John Berkovich Nanolumens has unveiled the Nanopanel 55, a Full HD direct-view LED display built as a one-to-one replacement for standard 55-inch LCD panels in high-visibility environments such as airports and transit hubs. The company debuted the display at the ACI-NA & ACI World Annual General Assembly in Toronto in late October. The Nanopanel 55 brings the …
Chris Riegel Gives Update on Stratacache’s MicroLED Factory October 24, 2025 by Florian Rotberg In the midst of the pandemic, when most of the digital signage industry was busy cutting costs and reducing staff, Stratacache surprised everyone with an unexpected announcement. The company, led by Chris Riegel, had acquired a decommissioned microchip factory at auction for $6.3 million. What could a digital signage integrator want with a semiconductor fab, …
