On September 11th, DSF Invites to Mix & Mingle in Montreal July 30, 2025 by Balthasar Mayer The Digital Signage Foundation announced the next date and location for one of its Mix & Mingle events: It will take place on September 11th in the city of Montreal, Canada. From 3.00 to 7.30 PM EST, the DSF is inviting the North American digital signage community to the Belle Centre – for drinks, networking …
A Pixel-Free Flex in the Age of Digital: Dior’s Gold House in Bangkok July 30, 2025 by Florian Rotberg In Bangkok, a city where where sacred temples sit side by side with bustling commerce, one luxury brand has opted for silence over spectacle. Enter Dior Gold Hous: a golden monolith in Bangkok’s commercial core – and inside, not a single pixel of digital signage in sight. Yes, you read that right. While most retailers …
For England Title in Women’s Euros, Nike Gives a Twist to its Logo – Again July 29, 2025 by Balthasar Mayer In a thrilling penalty shootout against Spain, who dominated the field for long periods, England’s women’s national soccer team, the Lionesses, won the European Championship – the second time in a row. For this, the iconic DooH screen at Piccadilly Circus in London has honored the Lionesses – through the national team’s sponsor, Nike. The …
Absen Builds World’s Biggest Monolithic LED Wall for Virtual Production July 29, 2025 by Balthasar Mayer LED manufacturer Absen has installed what it claims to be the world’s largest continuous virtual production LED in a joint venture with Versatile in Deqing, China. The screen covers an area of 1,700 square meters; it is 50 meters long and 12 meters high, with a curvature of 270 degrees. The total area of the …
Retailers of Bangkok Show LED-Heavy Future of Stores July 28, 2025 by Florian Rotberg In the world of digital signage, the long-held vision of immersive visual environments is no longer a futuristic concept – it’s happening now. During our recent site visits in Southeast Asia along Infocomm Asia, we discovered that Bangkok has quietly emerged as a global hub for next-generation retail storytelling, where LED technology transforms entire architectural …
SNA Upgrades Basketball Venue Hinkle Fieldhouse, Just Short of its 100th Birthday July 28, 2025 by Balthasar Mayer We all know that US sports venues are great examples of how – in a positive way – digital signage and big LED walls became a commodity. This one is special, because it links a a very “traditional” venue with the modern experience that comes with digitization: Butler University in Indiana is upgrading its iconic …
Is This Finger Lickin’ DooH? Taggify Helps KFC on Domination in Buenos Aires July 28, 2025 by Balthasar Mayer I like DooH dominations. They jump right in the face, and if the creation is good, they deliver a great impact. Times Square is most famous for spectacular dominations, just look at the campaign for Taylor Swift’s album “Midnights” three years ago. But dominations aren’t reserved to New York. Recently, KFC promoted their fried chicken …
Industry Pros Share Most-Used AI Tools: Trey Courtney’s Top 5 July 25, 2025 by Antonia Hamberger Asking industry professionals about their favorite AI tools reveals just how fragmented the current AI landscape is. Beyond the major LLMs and their chatbots, preferences seem to vary widely, with people leaning toward niche tools tailored to specific tasks. For example, at retail experience company Mood Media, text-to-speech generation has become a particularly valuable use …
20,000 DooH Screens in Poland Linked to Missing Children Hotline July 25, 2025 by Antonia Hamberger Over 20,000 digital-out-of-home screens across Poland are currently synchronized to the national hotline for missing children. The screens light up in real time whenever a call is made to report a missing child. The campaign responds to a concerning statistic: in Poland, a child or teenager goes missing approximately every four hours. To raise public …
Nanolumens Responds to Patent Suit, Emphasizes Respect for Intellectual Property July 25, 2025 by Antonia Hamberger Nanolumens has issued a statement following last week’s news of a patent infringement lawsuit filed by LED chip developer Cree LED. The lawsuit alleges that Nanolumens violated six U.S. patents related to Cree LED’s technology used in LED display products. While Nanolumens did not directly address the specific allegations, the company stated that the claims …
