Under Armour Clads London “Brand House” Windows With Transparent LED April 17, 2023 by Dave Haynes The big old Battersea Power Station along the south side of Thames in London has been converted to a shopping and entertainment destination, revived after decades of sitting derelict. It’s all new-build retail inside, and some big brands are spending big dollars to get noticed – like Under Armour. Nike’s store used semi-transparent LED in …
AVIXA Details Its Digital Signage Plans For InfoComm In June, Including A Sixteen:Nine Mixer! April 14, 2023 by Dave Haynes AVIXA, the pro AV-focused trade organization, has released its digital signage event and programming plans for the 2023 edition of InfoComm, June 10-16 in Orlando. Among many things is a version of the Sixteen:Nine networking mixers that have been part of big digital signage events for the past decade or so. The Sixteen:Nine Digital Signage …
Help Size And Rank The Digital Signage Industry Through This Survey April 14, 2023 by Dave Haynes Two things happen all the time for me with respect to the size and characteristics of the digital signage software and services market: Industry contacts, investors and consulting firms email or call me asking what research is available (precious little, I respond); I react in writing to third-party posts and presentations that reference junk research …
Dubai Luxury Resort Invests Heavily in Fine Pitch LED And MicroLED Displays April 14, 2023 by Dave Haynes Fine pitch LED and microLED are big visual features at a glitzy new resort in a place where budgets are often not all that tight or fixed – Dubai. Atlantis The Royal, a new resort from on Palm Jumeirah in Dubai, has big LED displays in the lobby, in the spa and on the pool …
CRI Gets Into Digital OOH Via New Deal With Shopping Center-Focused Starlite Media April 13, 2023 by Dave Haynes Creative Realities has announced a deal it says could involve as many as 5,000 new screens for a deployment led by a media company that’s mainly focused on large outdoor shopping centers anchored by big boxes and supermarkets. Starlite Media already has some 6,000 ad faces in top markets around the US, but most of …
Stumped: Some Office Uses A Tree Trunk, Boards To Mount Flat Panel Display April 13, 2023 by Dave Haynes This is circulating on Linkedin – a photo of a screen that uses a log, what look like some decking planks and shelving brackets as its mounting pedestal. It’s kind of fantastic, in a twisted sort of way. AV vet Jim Bowles posted this without detail on the where and what, and asked for comments …
Guest Post: How Generative AI Is Revolutionizing Product Image Creation April 13, 2023 by Max Sinclair Guest Post: MAX SINCLAIR, ECOMTENT Generative AI is a game-changing technology that allows for the creation of various forms of data, including images, text, videos, and photos, using algorithms and models. It has made a significant impact on eCommerce product image generation by enabling the creation of new images based on existing data. Generative AI …
Auto Brand’s 75th Anniversary Marked By Illuminating Seven Chinese Skylines With LED Domination Campaign April 12, 2023 by Dave Haynes Hat Tip Damian Rezner for making me aware of this … We’ve seen how LED light technology can clad the sides of buildings and create low resolution displays, and even some synchronization between buildings, but I can’t recall anything with the kind of scale and scope as this marketing campaign for the sports car brand …
Seven Things To Remember When Putting LED Video Walls In Commercial Spaces April 12, 2023 by Nick Lynch GUEST POST: Nick Lynch, CFIRE This article is intended as a good starting place for an organization considering installing LED walls, such as retail, health care, commercial real estate, etc. I have had the pleasure of working with LED hardware, software, creative and content for over a decade. I have even been lucky enough to …
Wes Nicol Relates How Videri’s Streamlined On-Premise Screen Solution Generates Consistent 30% Sales Bumps April 12, 2023 by Dave Haynes If you’ve spent any time in bars and pubs – not me, but I’ve been told – there have always been signs of walls promoting beverage brands. They were neon, or backlit plastic, and they were there to perhaps be the last thing someone sees before a server asks, “What’ll you have?” Imagine if you …
