I was chatting the other day with an industry veteran who shares my possibly strange affection for what I call boring digital signage – ... […]
Digital signage CMS software platforms have been using computer vision for years, through partners or directly, but Dallas-based Korbyt appears to have ratcheted up ... […]
There has been a lot of discussion in recent months about how artificial intelligence tools could be used to rapidly, and at little cost, ... […]
With ISE 2023 rapidly approaching, industry leaders like Korbyt are preparing to impress showgoers in Barcelona. Thus, Dan Ferrisi, CI’s editor-in-chief, chats with Andrew Gildin, vice president, channel sales and revenue operations, for a quick preview. In the video Q&A embedded below, Gildin compellingly conveys Korbyt’s excitement about the ISE Show. […]
Over 18 years as a technology journalist, I’ve attended countless industry events. But last month marked the first time that I’ve ever helped plan and execute an integrator-focused gathering: Total Tech Summit. A hosted-buyer event, it unites CI’s, CE Pro’s and Security Sales & Integration’s audiences for 48 hours of meetings, education, networking and mind-sharing. […]
Feeding the content beast – steadily dealing with the insatiable appetite of a digital signage network – has been an issue for as long as the industry has been around, and one that’s still not really solved. […]
French interactive software firm Intuiface and the Dutch computer vision firm Sightcorp have announced a partnership that integrates technologies and results in a bundled toolkit designed to simplify things like shopper analytics and real-time content triggering to screens. […]
Researchers at Google have started showing off demos of an AI system that mines and converts a web page into a short video, known as URL2Video. The system uses AI to extract the visuals and design styles – including fonts, colours, and layouts – and generate a decent-looking, albeit simplistic, video spot from it. […]
The Atlanta-based venue analytics software firm InReality sees an opportunity for mashing up technologies to create Safe Spaces, and has developed solutions and advisory website that explains the hows and whys of doing that. […]
Toronto-based Cineplex Digital Media has started marketing a new data-driven retail optimization platform called FLEX SmartEngine – using machine learning and a variety of data inputs to boost sales for stores and QSR operators. […]
How do you think A.I. and machine learning will impact content development and management? This week’s question is answered by members of the DSE Advisory Board CONTENT COUNCIL “We are at the early stages of an incredible, potentially species-altering ride. […]
RMG Networks has been doing workplace communications and employee engagement since the days the Dallas company was known as Symon Communications. There have been some interesting twists and turns in the story of RMG – like a curious spell as a digital out of home media company that ALSO did the legacy Symon stuff. […]
Home Depot is piloting interesting technology that bridges a scanner, screen and presumably AI-based visual search algorithms to enable home DIY types to identify parts and locate replacements in the giant hardware store. […]
It doesn’t matter how slick your software is, or how beautiful and robust a display may be, if the content on a digital sign doesn’t attract attention and hold it, at least for a bit. So tools that help track and analyze how people view advertising, packaging and other marketing messages can be incredibly valuable. But they can also be clunky, expensive and slow. […]
The footwear brand New Balance did an interesting machine learning-driven digital signage piece on the streets of New York recently, putting up a screen and sensors that scanned approaching pedestrians and flagging those people who weren’t dressing like everyone else. […]
