Christie introduced a product called Christie Mystique earlier this year that was built around the concept of making projection mapping jobs far easier to dream up, visualize and execute. […]
The U.S. elections last week resulted in several states voting to legalize recreational or medical marijuana, and it should be no surprise that companies of all kinds see an industry that’s got a lot of growth and opportunity in it. Like in digital OOH advertising. […]
Guest Post: Sean Matthews, Visix Different teams need different things, and digital signage allows you not only to tailor content to specific audiences, but also the way you pull in and manage that information. Your IT staff needs to integrate lots of different systems, while your facilities managers are trying to anticipate and meet visitor needs. […]
A couple of years ago, an old industry friend, Raffi Vartian, said I really needed to see something. He sent me a link to a video, I watched it, and sent back a note saying, “That’s FREAKING brilliant!” The video was for a corporate communications project at the Blinds.com offices in Houston, Texas, and it showed staff-facing messaging being done in a way I’d never seen. […]
ATLANTA, GA, November 08, 2016 /24-7PressRelease/ — Visix, Inc. has added a new Social Media Subscription service to their digital signage product line. The new modules are customized, responsive and offer a variety of features managed through an online portal. […]
We’ve seen lots of great example of projection mapping on grand scales – on buildings and monuments – but nowhere nears as many that go indoors and use small, much more intimate settings to play with visuals. Here’s a great one, though, from the 2016 launch party this summer of the latest version of Repsol, a much-known and referenced travel guide. […]
I’m moderating a panel at an Infocomm Connections digital signage event next week in New York, and a couple of speakers have had to drop off last minute because of other commitments. So I’m looking for a couple of people to step in. […]
Via Nikkei Asian Review Monster Asian technology manufacturer Hon Hai Precision Industry, also known as Foxconn Technology Group, has announced its funding of a newly-formed startup aimed at bringing augmented reality into digital signage. […]
With the debut of FunTV, Cedar Fair (NYSE: FUN), a leader in regional amusement parks, water parks and active entertainment, has created a way to make the wait time for its most popular attractions fun and entertaining, while providing an avenue for advertisers to reach a captive and engaged audience. […]
Cabletime has launched Creator, content creation software that allows users to design and build digital signage assets for a range of enterprise applications before playing out on the MediaStar 782 DS media player. […]
The Society For Experiential Graphic Design has its annual xLab conference on even as I type this, but I’m back at HQ and missing the event (but not missing flying out of NYC on a Friday evening … ugh). […]
There was a time, not long ago, when projection mapping was an intensely complicated, labour-intensive art form only high technical, deeply experienced pros could pull off. Now it’s a $5 app for iOS or Android. Well, sorta. […]
The Boeing Company, the Chicago-based aircraft manufacturer, recently celebrated its 100th birthday as the largest global aircraft manufacturer and the second-largest defense contractor in the world. […]
Once you have a full understanding of how digital signage works, and you have access to the equipment and software required, the most important part is creating relevant content. You have heard the old saying, “content is king.” This statement is very true. […]
Guest Post: David Kaszycki, Aerva David Kaszycki Most convention centers around the world have installed some form of digital signage throughout their facilities. From large LED signs out front to information displays inside meeting rooms, convention centers are quickly becoming a category leader in the digital signage industry. […]
