Integrated Systems Europe’s COVID-forced shift from this week in Barcelona (sigh) to mid-May opened up an opportunity to partner with another significant going on ... […]
Platform Science lets trucking fleets manage mobile apps, devices and operations from a single platform. The post Platform Science drives digital transformation in trucking appeared first on Samsung Business Insights. […]
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Mounds View, Minnesota, February 25, 2020 — Multi-Tech Systems, Inc., a leading global supplier of Industrial IoT communication devices and services, today announced the availability of a new, FCC part 15 and 96 authorized USB modem, supporting OnGo CBRS networks. […]
When it comes to the future of Extended Reality, or XR, we need to consider the ethical and moral consequences of using such a powerful technology. XR is an umbrella term given to all computer-generated environments that either merge the physical and virtual worlds or create an entirely immersive experience for the user. […]
Rome-based design and technology studio Ultravioletto, known for producing installations with robot dancers in “5 Sonic Arms” and code art in “Tribute to Creators,” recently unveiled their “Neural Mirror,” which takes all of the digital signage and communications industry’s concerns about privacy and biometrics and transforms them into an installation with a provocative artistic statement. […]
What are the challenges with migrating from an on-premise solution to a cloud-based solution? […]
Digital signage quickly established its place as “must-have” technology largely thanks to its massive flexibility, which meant that it could find a use in almost any kind of environment. Now digital signage is being paired with the Internet of Things (IoT) for what is shaping up to be a powerhouse partnership. […]
The Turkish-born media artist Refik Anadol, one of two main masterminds behind last year’s APEX Award-winning digital artwork known as “Convergence” at the Metropolis mixed-use property in Los Angeles, returns with another mind-blowing media wall. […]
Commissioned by the National Ethnographic Museum in Warsaw, Poland, the clever team at Pangenerator was tasked with constructing a digital art installation that made viewers think deeply about an aspect of teenage life in the postmodern age. The resulting piece is entitled hash2ash – everything saved will be lost, and it sets its sight on the now global culture surrounding selfie photos. […]
It’s rare when one can review a piece of affecting cinema that’s actually relevant to his/her job, and that infrequent occasion must be seized whenever opportunity knocks. That said, I’m more than happy to recommend Lo and Behold, Reveries of the Connected World, the latest documentary experience from controversial Bavarian filmmaker Werner Herzog (Grizzly Man, Into the Inferno). […]
This week, Sixteen:Nine speaks with Andrew Farah, the CEO and one of the founders of Density, a San Francisco-area start-up that’s going at crowd tracking in a different way. […]
GUEST POST: Paul Croubalian, The Customer Experience Group For 132 years, the Eddystone lighthouse has stood on the treacherous Eddystone Rocks in Devon. Its light has shown out over the waters warning mariners and saving them from impending doom. Now, its namesake sets similar sights on saving retailers, restaurants, hotels, et al. […]
The tech market intelligence firm International Data Corporation has issued an industry forecast that suggests digital signage is the biggest growth driver globally for the so-called Internet of Things. The IoT market is expected to grow by 19% this year, says the forecast, with the biggest bump among vertical industries coming for the one that gets stuff on screens. […]
When I am consulting with clients I speak a lot about moments and relevance – putting screens and content in place that really speak to that moment. […]
