Giant Five-Sided LED Cube Used As Custom Digital Art Feature At NYC Gallery October 21, 2022 by Dave Haynes A giant LED cube in an otherwise empty, white gallery space in the Chelsea district of New York City was used recently as a visual art feature built around deconstructed international TV commercials. The Denominator exhibit at the Gagosian contemporary art gallery on W 24th Street is part of a series by artist Urs Fischer that …
Skykit Boosts Workplace Experience Focus With New Relic “Observability Data” Partnership October 21, 2022 by Dave Haynes Minneapolis-based CMS software shop Skykit has announced an interesting integration partnership with a company that has more than 500 pre-built integrations, tools and resources from common business systems and applications used in workplaces. The partnership is positioned as a way end-users can tap into and visualize (or use in other ways) real-time data for digital …
Aviation Company Testing 55-Inch Flexible OLEDs For In-Cabin Information Displays On Jets October 21, 2022 by Dave Haynes A subsidiary of General Dynamics is testing flexible OLED display panels as a form of digital signage in passenger aircrafts, but there’s little to no chance this approach reflects the future of consumer air travel. As Display Daily (paywal) reports: Jet Aviation announced that it has recently delivered its quietest and lightest cabin interior to …
Hyundai Using Samsung’s Premium The Wall As Core Design Tool For US Studio October 20, 2022 by Dave Haynes This is an interesting use-case for a super-premium LED video wall – a huge display in the U.S. design studio for automaker Hyundai. The screen is used to look over a new vehicle design, and tweak things like its lines and color choices, before the automaker goes to the very large expense of building a …
Few Signs Of Slowdown In AV Sector, At Least For Now, Despite Wobbling Global Economy: AVIXA October 20, 2022 by Dave Haynes The overall economy in North America and globally looks wobbly, but so far there are not a lot of signs of slowdown in the AV sector, based on the latest numbers in AVIXA’s monthly Pro AV Business Index. Pro AV, says AVIXA’s research team, continues to grow quickly, even as the overall economy wavers. The …
E-paper License Plate Maker Reviver Gets Full Approval For Use In California October 19, 2022 by Dave Haynes The company that has developed connected, e-paper replacements for stamped metal license plates on motor vehicles has just cleared a huge business hurdle, with the state of California making them fully legal. Reviver, based in that state’s capitol, had been running a pilot in one small part of the state since 2018, but now the government …
Indian Jeweller Pops Up In Chennai Mall With Ambitious, Digital-Filled Experience Zone October 19, 2022 by Dave Haynes India’s largest jewellery retail brand is using a pop-up immersive experience in a shopping mall in Chennai to showcase a new collection of pieces inspired by an ancient Indian dynasty, with a custom room set up on a mall concourse and driven by display and interactive technologies. Tanishq, which is part of the Tata corporate …
Welsh Gourmet Grocer Driving Sales, Experience Using Tiled Digital Menus At Order Counters October 19, 2022 by Dave Haynes A good sign that digital signage is increasingly mainstreamed tech in grocery is when screens start lighting up in local and one-off groceries, and not just with the bigger, deeper-pocketed supermarket chains. This is the Cardiff Seaside Market – a gourmet grocer in Wales in guess what city – which has added a pair of …
Erik DeGiorgi Explains How Software Is Key To His Digital Signage Hardware Company’s Future October 19, 2022 by Dave Haynes Mediavue Systems has the somewhat unique experience of being a PC manufacturer that started in digital signage, versus any number of companies that had personal or industrial computers with the dimensions, specs and pricing that met the industry’s needs and desires at the time. One hell of a lot has changed in the intervening 15 …
Entries For 2023 Global Digital Signage Awards Close Oct. 31 October 18, 2022 by Dave Haynes Entries for the global Digital Signage Awards are closing in a couple of weeks, and if it is nagging at you that the latest edition of those awards were only just recently announced, you’re not wrong. But the team that puts the awards together is trying to get back to its pre-COVID, pre-world upside down …
