Here’s a different take on wrapping support columns inside a building with LED – oval halos on a pair of concrete columns at Montreal’s ... […]
The organizers of June’s InfoComm trade show and conference in Orlando are putting together an interactive experience area that will fuse technology and art, ... […]
Nanolumens was an early player in the LED display space – known mainly in its first few years for innovative display products that were ... […]
Here’s another example of an airport adopting LED displays as a core part of the passenger experience – a horizontal LED ribbon display that ... […]
More details have come available on that interesting LED mosaic video wall that went in at Verizon’s new Executive Briefing Center in Boston, which ... […]
The check-in counters in the Delta Airlines section of LAX are getting a much-needed facelift, with renovations that include a 250-foot LED video ribbon ... […]
Not much in the way of details available, but this is a shot of an interesting LED video wall at Verizon’s new Executive Briefing ... […]
The German elevator company TK Elevator (old name was ThyssenKrupp) has opened a new North American headquarters and test facility in NW Atlanta that ... […]
I have seen numerous upgrades for US college football programs that packed in a lot of digital signage in the locker rooms, but here’s ... […]
A big fine pitch LED video wall can be driven by nothing more than the same sorts of media players that push content to ... […]
Nanolumens, Inc., recently developed the NanoDesigner Room Configurator Tool, an online resource that’s geared to the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industry and AV designers. The Peachtree Corners, Ga-based company is, of course, a creator of LED visualization solutions. […]
Let’s start winding down this nutty year – really two nutty years – on a happy note, with a giant tip of the hat ... […]
Atlanta-based LED manufacturer NanoLumens has joined the growing list of display makers who have broadened the product line to include all-in-one bundled displays. NanoLumens had its start, like most LED companies, with larger, free-form tiled LED module systems that could be built to conform to whatever dimension was necessary – ideally a large dimension with a correspondingly large budget. […]
One of the key arguments made for using direct view LED is its modularity – the ability to build a video wall that meets shapes that aren’t just 16:9 rectangles. Here’s a modest little DV LED video display done by integrator AVI SPL for Advent Health, that shows what can be done with LED, that couldn’t really be done with LCD or OLED. […]
The 16:9 PODCAST IS SPONSORED BY SCREENFEED – DIGITAL SIGNAGE CONTENT I’m just coming off a bunch of research and writing about direct view LED, so it would be reasonable to think I know my stuff. But this is technology that’s evolving rapidly, and when you get into the weeds, there’s still a whole bunch to learn and understand about LED. […]
