Samsung’s Latest VXT Release Tunes New Functionality To Hospitality Sector March 13, 2025 by Dave Haynes Companies as big as Samsung want and need scale for whatever they make and market, so it is not surprising that the latest iteration of the company’s cloud-based CMS – Visual eXperience Transformation (or, better, VXT) – appears to be have functionality tuned to so-called hospitality TVs and aimed at hoteliers and healthcare providers. With …
Podcasts On Way March 12, 2025 by Dave Haynes The work on the big Future Displays report and then ISE kind of threw me off my weekly podcast routine, but I am getting my scheduling act back together and have one interview recorded and in audio production, another set for tomorrow and another one for next week. So we’ll get back to a more …
Proto’s Virtual Presence Healthcare Solutions Now HIPAA-Compliant March 12, 2025 by Dave Haynes Marketing of display products that claim some type of hologram-ish visual effect has focused heavily on the whiz-bangery of the experience, and it is easy to forget that other technical aspects need to come into play for specific use-cases – like compliance with security and privacy standards in sensitive industries like health care. Among the …
German Firms Collaborate On Display That Disappears Into Surroundings March 12, 2025 by Dave Haynes The idea of using display tech to make visuals appear on unexpected surfaces is not overly new, but the German tech firm Data Modul has really gone after it with a small form factor prototype display it is showing this week at a trade show called Embedded World, in Nuremberg. German language content partner invidis …
Consulting Firm 1,100+ Sq. Ft. Of Fine Pitch LED In Its New AZ Training Center March 12, 2025 by Dave Haynes It is increasingly common to see keynotes, panels and business presentations on stages that use big digital visuals as the backdrop, but the business consulting company Cardone Ventures has taken what’s usually an event-specific set-up and made it permanent at its new training center in Scottsdale, AZ. The company wanted a tech solution for live …
New Bike-Pulled Digital Screens Target London’s Traffic-Restricted Central District March 11, 2025 by Dave Haynes Almost a year ago a company called CityShuttle rolled into London with a proposition that electric-assisted bike/trailer set-up for cargo delivery and novelty passenger rides could also have screens on them that could offset operating costs by being sold for advertising. Eleven months on, the company has now introduced what it calls eDooh, a mobile billboard …
Doohclick Adds Tool To Help Ad Networks Track Display Performance in Real-Time March 11, 2025 by Dave Haynes The Swedish software firm Doohclick, which as the name strongly suggests is focused on supplying a management platform for ad networks, has now rounded out its offer by adding screen health reporting to its toolkit. The company – self-described as a CMS, ad server, video player and analytics tool in one seamless workflow – has …
1,400+ Downloads And E-zine Views Now For Future Displays – Still Available And Still A Free Download March 10, 2025 by Dave Haynes It has been weeks since I checked the download and view totals for the Sixteen:Nine Future Displays report, and I am very pleased to report it is now past 1,400 downloads and e-zine views. It’s 100% free, which certainly helps, but I have also heard from more than enough people to say it’s also quite …
SID’s Display Week Is Nine Weeks Out; 200+ Exhibitors On Future Display Tech March 10, 2025 by Dave Haynes The Society for Information Display’s annual Display Week trade fair and conference is coming up in nine weeks in Silicon Valley, and the organization is making a push for attendees framed around the future aspects of the show. Discover the next-gen advancements transforming display technology — and the human experience — at Display Week 2025. …
Giant Crystal-Inspired Venue Adds To Over-The-Top Designs Set For Men’s World Cup In Saudi Arabia March 10, 2025 by Dave Haynes Another over-the-top, digital-heavy supports stadium is in the works for Saudi Arabia – a 46,000 seater in southwest Riyadh that will host some group stage and knock-out round games for the 2034 men’s World Cup. This one, like some others, is backed by the Saudi Public Investment Fund, and named after a Saudi real estate development …
