There is nothing all that new about projection mapping on a car, but this is a really great example of going beyond the car itself as the display canvas. […]
Christie has developed and made available a free “Lite” version of its excellent projection-mapping software, Christie Mystique, making it easy for solutions providers to map and project on complex shapes and surfaces. […]
An Orlando AV solutions called Crafted Design has debuted an interesting take on the social distancing guidelines for line-ups – using overhead sensors and projection to keep safely spaced apart as the pandemic rages on. […]
This is a very impressive marketing center for a multi-building real estate development in Tampa, Florida – using a variety of technologies and real-time data to help sell commercial space. It mashes up 3D printing, projection mapping, a pile of real-time data sets and flat panel displays in one big, dedicated room owned and hosted by the property developers, SPP. […]
For a bunch of years, projection seemed like one of these digital signage technologies that had seen its day. But that’s changed in the last two or three years, and if you follow the industry and go to trade shows, you’re seeing more projection product and applications. The big reason is lasers, which last way, way longer than the lamps that were used for many years in projectors. […]
If you have been involved in the digital signage and digital OOH sector for a while, you have seen the steady evolution of big printed spectacular ads on the sides of buildings to digital versions. We all think of the digital piece being LED, but here’s a case where the the operators instead went with projection. […]
Glasgow-based NomadiX Media – most known for its wearable digital signage displays – has unveiled a new product designed to enable easy guerrilla marketing via portable projection. […]
Experiential is a huge buzzword these days in the digital signage world, and it tends to get pretty loosely applied to all kinds of things. I’ve seen projects and read PR pieces describing the work as being experiential, and thought, “Ok, in what way? […]
CYPRESS, Calif. – (December 16, 2019) – The demand for greater performance to process, play and control higher resolutions and data volumes on multiple displays is growing. […]
As spotted via The Guide Liverpool, and Inavate … Projection mapping on buildings is not new, and in certain respects, a lot of the attention recently has gone to cool projection work on indoor surfaces like NHL and NBA playing surfaces. But great work continues to happen outside – like this show running at the docks in Liverpool, UK. […]
Lightact is an integrated suite of software and hardware designed for creating immersive installations. Hexogon Solution, the audiovisual, lighting and show integration company recently rebranded to be known as Hexogon Vietnam Co. Ltd., chose Lightact earlier this year as the media server for two interactive installations in an iconic and IT-friendly Singapore shopping mall. […]
Projection on window film is one of those things that I thought had come and gone from digital signage, with too many technical challenges to make the idea really workable. But projection is having a comeback, and arguably the company doing the most with it for retail and campaign-based marketing is a scrappy little startup in Dallas, called Glass-Media. […]
Hat Tip AV Magazine The multi-level marketing company Amway celebrated 60 years in business with a massive dinner for 1,300 in Las Vegas, using projection-mapping at each diner’s seating position. […]
Experiential spaces seems to be an emerging new business, driven by lowered technology costs, easier tools and brilliant creative minds who are pushing the boundaries on digital creative. While in New York this week I had a free hour to run over to Chelsea Market to visit the converted boiler room that is now called Artechouse, a digital/experiential gallery. […]
The project was created by order of the company LBL Communications Group. Magic Innovations’ work as part of the Circle of Light Festival’s closing ceremony in Moscow took place on a rowing canal. The object of the projection is a specially created structure, partially located on the water, measuring 150 meters by 48 meters. […]
