Digital Signage Federation Launches Foundations Micro-Credential Program July 30, 2018 by Super User The Digital Signage Federation has launched a self-paced online course aimed at industry newbies who want to get a base level of knowledge about what’s what. The course is called DSF Foundations, and is divided into four chapters, with quizzes and comprehensive assessment at the end of the course. Completing the course provides a DSF Foundations …
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 …
IntuiLab Rebrands As Intuiface, Aligning With Flagship Product July 27, 2018 by Super User The French interactive software company IntuiLab has completed a rebranding exercise that concluded the firm’s name should directly align with the name of the core product. So IntuiLab will, going forward, be known as Intuiface. “It’s a major milestone for the company as the interactive market accelerates and a unique opportunity for the Intuiface brand …
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 …
Here’s A 3D Hologram-ish Display That Actually Looks Good July 25, 2018 by Super User Hat tip to John Baggot of ComQi for pointing me to this … If you have been around digital signage for a few years, you’ve seen periodic attempts by companies to show glasses-free 3D displays, or holographic-ish stuff that could only be viewed by staring inside boxes. I’ve even, recently, seen glasses-free 3D LED displays. …
Why When It Comes To Digital Signage Screens, Bigger Isn’t Necessarily Better July 25, 2018 by Super User When it comes to displays in digital signage, just about all the attention goes to screens that have steadily grown bigger, skinnier and brighter. Not a lot of attention or time has been spent on small screens – but there’s a real and growing market demand for displays in places like retail that don’t eat …
iBase Releases Rugged, Stretched Panel PCs For Digital Signage On Buses, Railcars July 23, 2018 by Super User Someone will likely correct me, but this is the first time I at least remembering seeing one of those skinny, stretched LCDs with a full PC embedded inside – in this case for mass transport systems. The Taiwan industrial PC maker iBase has a new all-in-one 27.6-inch “railway-certified” bar-type panel PC, powered by a Pentium N4200 Quad …
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 …
RMG Latest Digital Signage CMS Software Shop To Add LG webOS Support Via Korbyt July 19, 2018 by Super User RMG Networks is the latest CMS software and solutions company to develop support for LG’s webOS smart display platform. The company’s Korbyt platform is now compatible with the display giant’s Linux-derived system on chip platform. Korbyt is RMG’s relatively new cloud-based CMS. Dallas-based RMG suggests combining webOS Signage and Korbyt offers many benefits. “LG’s clients already using …
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 …
