Video: Sponsor Recognition Loop From Last Night’s Sixteen:Nine Mixer December 4, 2023 by Super User Missing kiosk issues aside, I thought last night’s mixer went off well. One of the things that worked particularly well was sponsor recognitions on the screens around the venue. Sponsor Screenfeed used its own Connect platform to build a four minute loop that not only shows logos, but also identifies in photo and name the …
Lenovo Launching New Pocket-Sized, Sold State Chromebox Micro Media Player Tuned To Digital Signage, Kiosks December 4, 2023 by Super User PC maker Lenovo is launching a new take on a Chromebox that just might be the most suitable yet for commercial applications like digital signage. The Chromebox Micro media player is a $219 USD solid state unit that’s about the size of a smartphone – small enough to tuck in behind a display and designed …
Sixteen:Nine DSE 2023 Mixer Pulls In 300+ December 4, 2023 by Super User That’s another Sixteen:Nine DSE Mixer in the can – the 12th or 13th or something. We had north of 300 people turn up, from about 400 who registered. Some people get tied up, or cancelled for specific reasons, but this year we also had people who couldn’t make it because of LOTS of snow in …
Dynascan: Textbook Factory in a Tower June 30, 2024December 1, 2023 by Florian Rotberg Taipei | Anyone who imagines large-scale production facilities has to rethink when it comes to Dynascan: The headquarters in Taiwan are not only an administration and development centre, but also a production site for tens of thousands of outdoor totems, kiosk systems, and high-brightness displays. The digital signage systems are produced on many floors. invidis …
Dynascan: Mission Impossible for Integrators June 30, 2024December 1, 2023 by Florian Rotberg Taipei | invidis met Alan Kaufman for a background discussion on challenges in outdoor signage and green signage. Outdoor signage is an art that requires a lot of experience, extensive testing and the right ecosystem.
Dynascan: Visiting the Outdoor Experts June 30, 2024December 1, 2023 by Florian Rotberg Taipei | The challenges for outdoor digital signage are much greater than just making it bright. Totems have to withstand wind, weather and vandalism as well as efficiently dissipate heat. invidis visited Dynascan in Taiwan to learn more about the design and production of outdoor displays and totems.
DSS Global Events – Digital Signage Conferences since 2006 June 30, 2024December 1, 2023 by Florian Rotberg Digital signage and DooH are global solutions with local differences. invidis has been at the forefront of thought-leadership and education with conferences and events around the world. It all started with a small conference in Munich alongside a IT show. A few dozen digital signage experts from across Germany met in a small conference room …
Narrow Pitch Outdoor Is LED’s Next Big Leap Forward December 1, 2023 by Larry Zoll Guest post: Larry Zoll, LED Studio We’re fortunate to work in an industry that innovates quickly, changes the way people interact with their surroundings and has the capability to excite and captivate. Nowhere has this been more evident than the past decade, with big leaps in technology moving us from DIP displays, to SMD, to …
DSE 2023 Mixer Sponsor Profiles: Spectrio Seamlessly Merging Digital Signage Software, Analytics And Compelling Content December 1, 2023 by Super User The annual Sixteen:Nine networking mixer at DSE is back, set for this coming Sunday night in Las Vegas. It’s sold out, as usual, with 400 registered and about 350 or so Digital Signage Experience attendees showing up for drinks, nibblies and lots of conversations and introductions. The event happens because of the terrific support of sponsors who …
Making Shop Floor Meetings More Effective with Digital Signage December 1, 2023 by Tomi Paajanen Guest Post: Tomi Paajanen, ValotaLive In manufacturing, both front-line leaders and employees tend to spend a lot of time in various discussions to ensure everything is running smoothly. Unfortunately, this often makes everyone feel they lack time for “real work.” A big chunk of the blame goes to ineffective shop floor meetings. Let’s look at …
