Intuiville Lets Developers Wander Virtual Digital Showrooms For Interactive Ideas July 18, 2019 by Dave Haynes The French firm that offers a coding-free platform for creating, deploying, measuring and managing interactive digital screens has produced an interesting virtual showroom that highlights dozens of use-cases and ideas. Intuiface launched Intuiville, intended as the “most comprehensive guide to digital interactivity at work.” Lots of software and hardware companies in the signage ecosystem have …
Don’t Get Burned: Remote Power For LED Is Unnecessary July 18, 2019 by sixteenninewpadmin Guest Post: Eric Seigler, Nanolumens When working with any sort of light-producing electrical product, be it a laptop, a desk lamp, or a commercial digital display, you need to be mindful of the product’s heat output. If you’ve felt the warmth of a computer on your lap or the heat of an older lamp bulb, …
How Kitcast’s Aggressive Use Of Social Media Has Helped Build Its Digital Signage Brand July 17, 2019 by Dave Haynes If you go to any industry trade shows and follow social media activity around them, you’ll no doubt have noticed A LOT of tweeting by a company called Kitcast. They’ve done a very effective job of using social media to create both buzz and booth traffic, and Kitcast staffers were back at it recently at …
New, Free Online Tool Helps Digital Signage Content Designers Get Font Sizes Right July 16, 2019 by Dave Haynes Montreal’s Telecine, a longtime digital signage content and solutions provider, has come up with a clever online calculator designed to help network operators and content developers ensure their messages are readable by viewers. The best practice for content design is to produce material and then view it on the size and resolution of screen, and …
Insurance Tech Firm Uses Digital Signage All Thru New HQ Digs July 16, 2019 by Dave Haynes This is a nice video case study from Four Winds Interactive, which has provided the digital signage solution for another Denver company’s head office. You are currently viewing a placeholder content from YouTube. To access the actual content, click the button below. Please note that doing so will share data with third-party providers. More Information …
10 Mistakes To Avoid While Setting Up A Digital Signage Network July 16, 2019 by sixteenninewpadmin Guest Post: Balaji Kamineni, Zeetaminds Setting up a signage network might sound easy, but the range of hardware and the never-ending list of software providers can be too much to digest for a first-time researcher. Setting up a network and then deciding to change the software or hardware is a situation anyone wants to avoid. To …
Video: Mind-blowing 3D Content At Giant Seoul Duty-Free July 15, 2019 by Dave Haynes Hat Tip Gary Kayye for noting thus on LinkedIn … You are currently viewing a placeholder content from Vimeo. To access the actual content, click the button below. Please note that doing so will share data with third-party providers. More Information Unblock content Accept required service and unblock content This is some rather amazing three …
This Screen Mount Is Ready For Battle(ships) July 15, 2019 by Dave Haynes Montreal in the summer is awesome, but the city has so many things going on in the central district, and SOOOO much road construction, the only way to get around is walk or the Metro. I was standing on one subway station platform last week, looking of course at the digital signage screens, when I …
Faux Fireworks On Digital Canvases Complement Real Kabooms On July 4th July 15, 2019 by Dave Haynes I’d way rather see the real thing, like here, but putting digital fireworks on giant canvases like projection and LED is still an interesting way to celebrate a national holiday. The LA-based design studio StandardVision has produced and published a pair of videos from earlier this month that show July 4th efforts in Los Angeles …
What’s The Point Of Digital Signage? July 15, 2019 by Kenneth Brinkmann Guest Post: Debbie DeWitt, Visix Digital signage is often talked about in terms of technology, and that makes sense. At its core, it is hardware sending signal to other hardware. It’s often purchased by IT folks, and it runs on a network. But that’s not its purpose. The reason any organization spends time, money and …
