People involved in projection mapping work on buildings have to – when necessary – explain to clients that the visual experience only works when ... […]
This is a really interesting use of an otherwise unproductive atrium space in a market building in Quincy, MA, a south Boston suburb. The ... […]
I did not know that buying Hershey’s chocolate products helps fund a boarding school in Pennsylvania that provides a high-level but free education to ... […]
This is a fine-dining restaurant in the south China port city of Guangzhou that set up a dedicated VIP dining room that uses wall and ... […]
When industry people think about digitizing menus for the quick service and fast casual restaurant industries, they’re almost certainly thinking about how many flat ... […]
This is not digital signage, but the tech applied and the underlying software applications are very similar. A company based in Orlando has started ... […]
I’m not sure I’d reference this water fountain projection thingie at the renovated (thank God!) NY LaGuardia Airport as a digital signage job, but ... […]
I thought Microsoft killed off the Kinect sensor program years ago, but it evidently exists in a much more sophisticated, commercial-grade form aimed at ... […]
This is a new exhibit that welcomes visitors to the observatory attraction at the top of One World Trade Center in lower Manhattan, on ... […]
The notion of using projection-mapping to create immersive dining experiences in restaurants is not entirely new, but a Syracuse, NY restaurant really goes to town with the concept – with visuals not only on the table, but the surrounding walls. […]
There’s been lots of activity in pro AV circles, using large format LED to deliver an experience for tenants and visitors in commercial building lobbies. But in the right conditions, projection is an effective (and probably cost effective) alternative. This is the lobby of Mack-Cali Realty Corporation in Jersey City, NJ, as tricked out by the tech-centric New York creative shop Bravo Media. […]
The conjoined Sharp/NEC display company has started formally marketing the projection on switchable glass solution that the old NEC started showing at trade shows about three years ago. The idea is that you have electrically controlled interior glass that can be clear when it needs to be, or switched to opaque – for privacy or as a projection surface. […]
This is an interesting take on the idea of using video walls to create the sense of motion outside a museum object – in this case a train. Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry (MSI) celebrates the famed Zephyr rail line in the U.S. […]
This is inside the Margaritaville on the Las Vegas Strip, which has a new projection-mapped and display show. It is called the Volcano Show, which from poking around online seems to be some sort of regularly scheduled multi-sensory event in the bar (walked by that place a billion times, but never been in). […]
Here’s another example of one of those robotic, kinetic, three-dimensional walls that has cubes that push out and slide back in based on programmed sequences. It is is the same motion technology as what was used for that ill-fated Coca-Cola spectacular LED display in Times Square, but the biggest difference with this one is that it is inside. […]
