The LED-centric sign company Media Resources, based in the greater Toronto area, has acquired a U.S. firm, Irvin, in a push to expand its presence south of the border. […]
This is the big training room at the newly-built corporate headquarters in Atlanta of SMC3 – which uses a pair of fine pitch LEDs to showcase the company’s products, train employees, and host corporate events. […]
This is called The Prow, a light sculpture that can also serve as a very different kind of digital sign at its location, the splashy new HQ of Warner Media in New York. I wrote earlier in the month about the digital job done for workplace and visitor communications over 27 floors of a new building in Hudson Yards, but the video and explainer only touched briefly on the light sculpture portion. […]
OMAHA, Nebraska — ScoreVision and Samsung are proud to announce a partnership integrating the latest sports software technology and best in class LED and mobile devices. […]
Ouva voice-activated AI assistant guides and informs patients during the COVID-19 pandemic by eliminating contact between healthcare workers and visitors & patients. Dallas (August 26, 2020) — It’s an early afternoon and Mary is on her way to visit her father who has recently been admitted to the Medical City Heart Hospital. […]
Via AV Interactive This is a semi-transparent LED mesh wall wrapping around the corner of a mixed-use tower in in Burnaby, BC, a city in the immediate orbit of Vancouver. The screen, with a shape very reminiscent of that big Samsung display in Seoul, is very different in that it is there solely to run public artwork, as opposed to brand advertising. […]
The New York-based LED display solutions company Primeview has announced a new line of indoor turn-key LED displays, including what the company says is the world’s first 32×9 aspect ratio standard, 3840×1080 pixel resolution, bezel-free panel display. […]
Photo Credit: LED Inside The Taiwan-based display manufacturer Innolux has started showing demos of a new kind of rollable 55-inch screen that uses direct view miniLED and is touted as a better, less expensive version of LG’s rollable OLEDs. […]
A pair of well-established direct view LED companies have merged, creating what they’re touting as a “powerful mix of the best minds in LED engineering,” developing a proprietary American product line. The merger is between Texas-based Southpaw Live and California-based D3 LED. […]
Easy to set-up, the new product series comes with everything built-in “We opted to use best-in-class, COB technology so the displays could be installed in high-traffic areas and as a mobile solution, such as applications in corporate, education, and broadcast environments,” said Aaron Kipfer, Neoti CTO. […]
The luxury goods brand Louis Vuitton opened a new store at Rome’s international airport back in late February, just as the pandemic really started to take hold in Europe. So with airports almost empty for months on end, not that many people have likely seen the giant LED facade that welcomes shoppers to the store inside Terminal T3 at Leonardo da Vinci International Airport. […]
All six displays feature 10-millimeter pixel spacing BROOKINGS, S.D. – Aug. 12, 2020 – To help Austin FC open a new soccer stadium at McKalla Place in Texas, Daktronics (NASDAQ-DAKT) of Brookings, South Dakota, has been tasked with manufacturing and installing an LED super system with all displays featuring 10-millimeter pixel spacing and combining for 5,580 square feet. […]
Here’s another terrific long-form art piece developed by the Seoul creative shop d’strict for a big outdoor LED display in that city. The display wraps around a corner of the SMTown Coex Artium building, part of the Coex Convention and Exhibition Center in the upscale Gangnam district. […]
One of the most powerful effects in digital signage jobs is to add the visuals in unexpected places and ways. This is a lobby at the new David H. Koch Center for Cancer Care at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York. Designed by the NYC agency C&G Partners, the lobby’s welcome wall is called Dreams in Fiber Optic Wood. […]
I am not much of a fan of body and gesture-tracking applications that ask people to get in front of a screen and wave their arms and have that mimicked on the screen those people are viewing. It tends to be eye-candy that has little evident impact or point. […]
