The Average Pixel Pitch For Indoor LED Displays Expected To Lower To 2.1mm By 2026: Omdia August 11, 2022 by Dave Haynes You only have to look at marketing materials or pay attention at trade shows to see that average pixel pitch sizes for LED displays are steadily coming down, and research from Omdia now confirms those impressions. The research firm’s latest LED Video Displays Market Tracker – for Q1 of this year – suggests that by …
Cineplex Digital Media Expanding Shopping Mall Media Network In Canada Via Primaris REIT Deal August 11, 2022 by Dave Haynes Cineplex Digital Media has signed a deal that greatly expands the digital OOH media network it operates in Canadian shopping malls, adding 19 venues run by commercial property owner Primaris REIT. The deal sees CDM operate a network of nearly 70 digital displays at 19 Primaris properties in British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, and New Brunswick. Each venue will …
Ballpark Home Of Toronto’s Blue Jays Getting $300M More In Fan Experience Upgrades August 10, 2022 by Dave Haynes There have been a number of sports and entertainment stadiums and arenas in North America that have been demolished or deemed outdated and then vacated in favor of flashy, very expensive n ew digs, so it’s almost refreshing to read that a 33-year-old building is getting renovated for $300 million instead of replaced with a …
LG Shows New Use-Case Concepts For Transparent OLED At K-Display Trade Show In Seoul August 10, 2022 by Dave Haynes LG continues to push out new concepts to open up markets and sales for its OLED displays – both consumer and commercial. The electronics giant has a big stand at something called K-Display 2022, a big display technology trade show run by the Korea Display Industry Association and running today through Friday in Seoul. The …
Why Appspace Has Shifted Its Proposition From Digital Signage To Workplace Experience August 10, 2022 by Dave Haynes Appspace has now been active in this industry for 20 years, and through much of that time the software company was one of the larger players in a crowd of companies all chasing the general business opportunity of digital signage. But in the last few years the company has pivoted, in a big way, to …
So Much For Mission-Critical Displays … August 9, 2022 by Dave Haynes This is the drive-thru screen set-up at a McDonalds in the US midwest – seemingly beat up and suffering from the heat and UV damage of the sun. Yikes! The reader who sent me the photo says it has been like this for about a month – which seems a little nutty, given the mission-critical …
Volta EV Charging Totem Network Already Past 2,300 DOOH Totems And 1B Impressions August 9, 2022 by Dave Haynes The one-to-one, driver-to-screen media model of digital ad posters on electric vehicle charging stations seems a little counter-intuitive for out of home media companies that are all about lots and lots of eyeballs, but it seems to be working for Volta. The San Francisco-based media start-up now has more than 2,300 double-sided display units deployed …
Some 6,000 7-Elevens May Have Had Digital Signs Hacked In Last Week’s Taiwan Cyber Attack: Report August 9, 2022 by Dave Haynes Whoa … the details either weren’t out or I missed the part in the first reports I saw that it wasn’t a few 7-Elevens with screens that got hacked with anti-US messaging last week, when US Speaker Nancy Pelosi made an official visit to that island nation. It may have been as many as screens …
Unique Herringbone LCD Video Wall Celebrates Health Care Provider At New Orleans Airport August 9, 2022 by Dave Haynes With so many case studies being pushed out about the use of LED technology for high-profile video walls, it’s becoming both surprising and nice to see LCD being used – particularly when the finished project is more than a big rectangle. This is a new video wall on a side wall of a concourse at Louis …
Adding Drive-Thru Lanes And Displays Boosting Shake Shack Sales August 9, 2022 by Dave Haynes One of the changes the pandemic triggered in the QSR business is the broader adoption of drive-thru lanes and related technology, at first because during lockdowns that was the only way operators could stay open (plus delivery) and then because consumers got used to drive-thru. Drive-thrus allowed operators like McDonalds and Tim Hortons to somewhat …
