Video: How AI-Based Computer Vision Generates Actionable Insights In QSR Drive-Thrus November 2, 2023 by Super User Computer vision solutions have been around for many years now, but the vendors haven’t always done the best job of marketing them or even explaining how they really work. The biggest issues have been mis-identifying their systems as facial recognition, which inflames privacy advocates (most of these systems don’t recognize individual faces, just patterns of …
Australian Fire Danger Signs Go Digital, But They’re Not Always Bright Enough To Do The Job November 2, 2023 by Super User Photo: ABC News, Cathy Border Here’s a case of a good intentions but flawed execution – fire danger rating signs made easier to update by going digital, but not bright enough for people to read on sunny, hazy days. The rural fire service in Queensland, a state in Australia, switched over from analog road signs …
Giant Drone Show Skeleton Marches Through Dubai … Or Does It? November 1, 2023 by Super User The CGI stunts appear to be continuing in Dubai. On the heels of a Lionel Messi digital tribute in a giant roadside picture frame, and a Godzilla-sized Barbie taking a step by the Dubai Mall is video overnight that purports to capture a huge drone show with a skyscraper tall moving skeleton, done to mark …
Korean Creative Tech Shop D’Strict Opening Projection-Driven Arte Museum On Las Vegas Strip November 1, 2023 by Super User The Korean creative shop that has produced some of the more amazing large format visuals seen on big public displays – including among the first anamorphic illusions – is opening what it calls an Arte Museum on the Las Vegas Strip in later this month. The projection mapping attraction will compete directly with Illuminarium and …
LED Mainstreamed: Small NC University Kits Out Sports Arena With Vast LED Halo Over Seating Bowl November 1, 2023 by Super User Yet more evidence of LED costs coming down and awareness and adoption going up – a small university on North Carolina has kitted out the seating bowl of its campus sports arena with a 577-foot circumference LRD halo ring. The 5,000-seater Nido & Mariana Qubein Arena at High Point University in North Carolina added the …
Hip To Be Square: Now There’s A 60-Inch Square LCD November 1, 2023 by Super User It’s not a milestone or advance that will set the pro AV world on fire, but it is interesting nonetheless that it’s now possible to source a 60-inch square LCD display for digital signage jobs. UK-based specialty display manufacturer Crystal Display Systems had an overnight email blast that touted the “Largest Square Display in the …
Download the invidis Yearbook 2023 December 14, 2023November 1, 2023 by Balthasar Mayer The new invidis yearbook 2023 provides a wealth of industry information about digital signage and DooH. This year in focus: Engaging Experiences and Green Signage.
Changi Re-Opens Terminal 2 With Digital Waterfall, LED Halos And Virtual Sky November 1, 2023 by Super User Singapore’s Changi Airport has consistently been ranked as one of the best airport experiences anywhere, and while there are undoubtedly many operational reasons for that, our interests here are of course on what it does with digital. After 3.5 years of work, the upgraded and expanded Terminal 2 fully reopened today – with the terminal …
Waikiki Beach Hilton Now Sports What’s Described As Largest Screen In Hawaii October 31, 2023 by Super User The Hilton Waikiki Beach in Honolulu now has what’s touted to be the largest screen in Hawaii – a 146 inch version of the Samsung’s premium The Wall LED display. It’s up behind the bar in the lobby of the hotel, which caters to both business travelers and vacationers. The big screen splits it time …
Global Digital Signage Awards Release List Of Finalists; Dinner Set For Jan. 29th In Barcelona October 31, 2023 by Super User The UK team behind the global Digital Signage Awards has released a full list of the companies that have submitted work for consideration for the 2024 awards, with some 50 business and organizations from around the planet. A rumble through the list shows companies from as far afield as Australia, and the entries include work …
