by Dave Haynes. Every few years another news story surfaces about the supposedly egregious privacy invasion brought on by camera-based audience measurement technology, and seemingly with every instance, it turns out to be a shriveled, undercooked nothing-burger. […]
Sony’s Semiconductor Solutions business unit has its first digital signage-focused integration partner for what’s called the AITRIOS, its technology suite for AI-driven computer vision ... […]
Barcelona-based CMS software firm nsign.tv has joined the growing list of providers that have built audience measurement directly into its solution, as opposed to ... […]
Guest Post: Ron Levac, Spectrio The core idea of digital signage in retail is putting screens where shoppers go, and hoping the messages on ... […]
The Japanese wing of convenience store giant 7-Eleven is rolling out what looks and sounds like a retail media network in 500 locations around ... […]
That oft-used phrase “everything old is new again” comes to mind reading an announcement this morning about a software company using third-party computer vision ... […]
Whale accounts that are high up on Fortune magazine lists are typically hard or impossible for suppliers to get OKs from to make some ... […]
Computer vision solutions have been around for many years now, but the vendors haven’t always done the best job of marketing them or even ... […]
Philly-based VSBLTY has progressed from an LOI to a definitive purchase agreement for retail media network operator Shelf Nine, which has some 4,500 screens ... […]
This technology isn’t directly related to digital signage work, but it has some interesting implications on a larger scale – a computer vision solution ... […]
Low-cost sensors and easily shared and integrated data sources are taking much of the guesswork out of on-premises digital signage, making it possible to ... […]
It is reasonable to suggest that when the first iterations of Raspberry Pi single board computers came on the market, the main interests among ... […]
On this Episode of AV+ On this episode of the Commercial Integrator AV+ podcast, Dan Ferrisi, host and editor-in-chief, chats with members of the Sharp NEC Display Solutions brain trust, including Jody Baines, manager, strategic partnership development, and Sonia Lobo, product marketing specialist. They delve into NaViSense, discussing exciting developments in computer vision and data-centric AV. […]
Microsoft is phasing out some key capabilities of its Azure Face audience detection and measurement system, such as identifying age range and gender and ... […]
One of the announcements a bit lost by me in the InfoComm PR blizzard last week was Sharp/NEC revisiting and re-packaging its AI/computer vision ... […]
