The French computer vision firm Quividi – which has been marketing video analytics into the digital signage and DOOH ecosystems for many years – has shuffled its management team, naming a new CEO, shifting its longtime CEO to the board, and bringing back a founder. […]
The DC-area CMS software firm Mvix has entered into a partnership with hardware manufacturer BrightSign that see’s a one-time only software price attached for end-users and solutions providers who want to use the little purple media players. […]
Signage is there to make the airport experience better for travelers. And some do it better than the others. We’ve made this list to honor the airports that do digital signage right. […]
The Cincinnati Museum Center in guess-what-city has added 35 digital signage displays around the historic Art Deco-era site that face visitors for information and staffers for corporate communications. […]
Noveto’s Smart Audio® Gets its Own Chip; Partnering with Foxconn to Disrupt the Audio Domain TEL AVIV, Israel, Jan. 2, 2020 — Noveto is releasing the first part of its Chipset, driving Noveto Smart Audio®, the world’s first dynamic focused sound solution, enabling to precisely generate sound to the users’ ears. […]
An Israeli company has started touting digital signage as a good use case for its smart audio technology, which uses computer vision to detect faces, accurately position ears, and send discrete sound bubbles with audio messaging that only the viewer hears. […]
It is 1 pm in Nova Scotia, a Nor’easter is going to brush by world HQ, and I am thinking my afternoon coffee may have a little Bailey’s in it. Yes, drinking on the job … Some years, I do a look back and a best of. Frankly, 2019 was so nutty-busy I haven’t got the energy to think that through, and there are lots of awards out there to better judge what was done. […]
With no end of visual distractions in retail and public spaces, the way to get people to notice and recall the key message on a piece of digital signage creative is to leave it on the screen longer. Right? Well … maybe not. […]
A new grocery in Naples, Florida – heavily focused on locally grown and sourced product – has more than 100 screens deployed around the floorplate. Arguably the most visually compelling component – from what I can see in videos and still images – is one set of stocked shelves that has 32 feet of LCD headers and 64 feet of shelf displays that have dynamic price tags. […]
Many enterprises are finding digital signage extremely effective for the creation and distribution of content. Digital signage enables these enterprises to reach out to a much larger audience. The appeal of digital signage is expected to lead to the adoption of this technology in more sectors, such as corporate and hospitality. […]
The Seoul metro subway system – which is vast and bewildering (trust me) – has upgraded its passenger experience across some 90 stations, adding more than 4,200 Samsung screens across the network. The screens replace analogue posters and maps with interactive way-finding, timetables and information for the districts surrounding the stations. They provide nice tools like trip planners. […]
This is a massive LED video wall installed in a lounge and stairwell area in Wells Fargo’s new Hudson Yards offices in New York. It’s a 29-foot tall, 6-foot wide Leyard 1.5mm LED array, running on an Analog Way Analog Way Picturall Pro media server. […]
This is one of the screens running for the City of Montreal’s Integrated University Health and Social Services – four care organizations spread out across 43 locations. The digital signage network was described as ailing, and Montreal solutions firm VIF Tele won a bid to revamp and reimagine it, working with Philips for displays. […]
BROOKINGS, S.D. – Dec. 17, 2019 – Daktronics (NASDAQ-DAKT) of Brookings, South Dakota, announces the DB-6500, the latest addition to their DB-6000 LED digital billboard series. […]
There has been lots of talk through the years about how digital signage could be effectively bridged with smartphones, but I’ve seen very little exploration about bridging screens with printed material. A Portuguese start-up is marketing a smart catalogue that pairs a printed book with screens, changing on-screen material as a user flips pages in the book. […]
