Creative Realities has found lenders and therefore pulled the finances together to complete the acquisition of the digital signage deployment firm ConeXus World Global, turning ConeXus into a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company. […]
Photo from Retail Touchpoints My suspicion is that the guys who specialize in outdoor displays are already all over this, but if not, they’ll be very interested in news that Starbucks is adding daylight-readable displays to some 2,400 drive-thru lanes in the United States. […]
If your work in digital signage sees you in meetings where the client or the bosses start talking about their aspirations for transforming a space, or creating an experience, you kinda sorta need to get to New York in a couple of weeks for an event called Xlab. […]
I don’t normally write about new hires at companies because the stats show readers generally (and sometimes profoundly) don’t care, but news of one of the better known guys in the signage business getting back in the spotlight is worth some attention. […]
The Red Rock Resort on the western outskirts of Las Vegas has replaced an aging projection wall in its sports book area with a giant 1,730 square feet of 2.5 mm fine pixel pitch LED modules, creating what’s touted to be the largest installation of its kind in North America. The displays also have three new 12-inch tall scrolling screens as footers. The 2.4 mm screens are 4K ready. […]
A Utah-based signage software company has taken the interesting and questionable step of buying and registering the unused domain suffixes of many key competitors. […]
The French firm IntuiLab has developed and announced a version of its interactive screen tools to work with low-cost Chromeboxes and all-in-one Chromebase displays. The hook to the IntuiFace platform is its ability to enable slick, highly interactive HTML5-based experiences without the designer, developer or network operator need to know much of anything about coding. […]
photo credit: Thin Ice via photopin (license) With flights booked and lodgings sorted, I’m all set to finally go to Integrated Systems Europe 2016, which is billed as Europe’s biggest AV and systems integration show. Every January, I get emails asking if they’ll see me at ISE in Amsterdam, and every year I’ve said, “Nope.” This year, I’ll say, “Yup. […]
The substantial crowd out there that is endlessly looking for gear that drives capital costs out of digital signage projects will undoubtedly be intrigued by a planned Kickstarter campaign to develop a tiny x86 microcomputer that would run Windows, Linux OR Android 5.0. The units would cost roughly $100 USD in volume. […]
One of the higher profile digital out of home networks around just got its plug pulled. […]
Some of the people who developed the open source digital signage platform Concerto, when they were students at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, have now developed a commercial wrapper of Concerto aimed at users who want a low-cost, intuitive system, but don’t want to manage servers. […]
Photo: Doug Ashley Christie is continuing to roll out its Christie Experiential Networks digital signage/digital OOH program in cinemas across the US, among the latest the Emagine Palladium theatre in Birmingham, Michigan. The new moviehouse is part of Michigan-based Emagine Entertainment, and is among 200 or so Christie plans to have installed this year with a lobby-based, ad-supported network. […]
Pittsburgh’s Industry Weapon has formally joined the list of companies that have developed applications to work with Google ChromeOS-driven Chromeboxes and all-in-one Chromebases. The company, known for many years as a top Cisco partner, says the devices will work with its SaaS-based CMS platform, called CommandCenterHD. […]
PosterDigital offers a simple to use, cloud-based digital signage platform that can manage multi-site digital signage networks and create custom solutions for any digital signage project. The post Medium UK signs PosterDigital cloud-based signage platform appeared first on AV Magazine | Pro AV news, analysis and comment from Europe’s leading Audio Visual title. […]
Four Winds Interactive is having its first big conference in Denver next week – an event called Forward that is something of a departure from typical software company events that are mostly about product education, sales and contract retention. The agenda for this event is instead populated mainly by outside speakers, albeit most of them partners or major customers. […]
