We’ve seen display technology used to help consumers do everything from configure their ideal cars in digital showrooms to accessorizing outfits on interactive screens ... […]
Most of the flip-disc and split-flap installations I’ve seen – old-school mechanical or digital – have tended to be single screens that are used ... […]
I’ve always loved spinning and chattering split-flap and flip-disc mechanical display boards, but probably like other people with operations in their backgrounds, tempered that ... […]
Hat Tip to Bob Raikes, who flagged this via his Display Daily “What Bob Saw …” newsletter. This is a terrific projection mapping piece done at the international airport in Brussels. A cupid animates and busts out from the painting he’s in, and flutters around the famous painting-filled wall in an airport common area. […]
The live events sector vaporized when the pandemic prompted lockdowns and enforced physical distancing measures, putting an end to everything from pro sports to small parties. A couple of Belgian entrepreneurs looked at what was going to be a nightmare 2020 for their events-driven digital photobooth business, and did a clever pivot. […]
The Belgian company PresentationPoint, which marries PowerPoint-based presentations to a digital signage platform, has released a new cloud-based service called SignageTube. […]
We’re talking PowerPoint this week, the presentation software that has usually been regarded with abject horror by people who’ve been around the digital signage industry for years. While using PowerPoint templates to generate slides for signage systems is the fast lane to mediocrity, that’s not what Belgium’s PresentationPoint does with its software. […]
I’m not exactly a frequent traveler to Europe, but what time I’ve had over there left me with the impression damn near everyone still smokes. So I’m not surprised a digital OOH product called Ashvertising is still around. A reader sent me a pic (below) he grabbed of one of these hybrid screens/ashtrays outside an establishment in Brussels, Belgium. […]
This is brilliant – projection mapping, using a custom animation on a guest table at a Belgian restaurant. A tiny chef pops out of a virtual hole in the table, and proceeds to fire up a grill and start cooking. The whole thing is projection mapped and is a great representation of how that tech is not just for the sides of buildings and huge spaces. […]
Technology is becoming the order of the day in China, as the 2015 BrandZ Top 100 Most Valuable Chinese Brands report revealed (Source: Millward Brown). […]
