The value of touchless retailing experience is the sort of thing that can be debated, but whether you think it is necessary or not in this health crisis, this is a very good example of how to get the creative and user experience right. […]
There have been lots of examples of transparent and regular LCDs acting as cooler doors in grocery and other food and booze retail settings, but I think this is the first time I have seen using LED to surround cooler doors. It’s great. This is a special “Good Mood Food” section set up in select BP gas and convenience store operations in New Zealand. […]
Mood Media’s interesting year continues, with news today that the retail experience company has been acquired by a private equity company. The company, whose range of in-store media services includes digital signage and experiential media, went into Chapter 11 this summer and then bounced right out of it in I guess was some sort of financial voodoo I won’t even try to understand. […]
This is a cannabis store – albeit an experiential flagship store – in a monster shopping mall in Edmonton, Alberta – with fine pitch LED being used as the menu display, promo display and a big ambient ceiling. The 11,000 sq. ft. […]
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. […]
The next AVIXA Digital Signage Power Hour is coming up quick, on Dec. 1, the date moved up to make way for the D=SIGN 2-day conference. This one is a roundtable format again, focused this time on how COVID-19 has changed the way retailing needs to be done. […]
This is the renovated public area of the head office of WaFd bank (Washington Federal) in downtown Seattle, with the big digital feature a three by three narrow bezel LCD video wall in the entry. […]
Not sure where this is – let’s just assume Switzerland. It is a combination of an interactive display for chocolate giant Lindt, likely at a flagship store or some sort of corporate venue, like the company’s new Home of Chocolate Muesum. […]
This is a Hyundai showroom in the newly opened Starfield Hanam shopping mall in suburban Seoul – one of those new-style car dealerships that skips most of the normal dealer stuff, like scores of cars, and uses a lot of digital to market the brand. […]
I’ve seen in my travels a few cases of banks dressing up their cash machine lobbies to make them a bit more inviting, but this flagship bank in Spain is next-level nice. These are images from the new “All in One” flagship CaixaBank branches put in at a pair of iconic buildings located in Barcelona and Valencia. […]
This is a shopping mall in Guangzhou, with a huge 2.5mm pixel pitch LED waterfall in the central atrium and LED ribbon displays that are reminiscent of pro sports venues. The content runs on the main screen and four levels of ribbons, and syncs. One of the most interesting aspects, to me, is the stage and lighting you can see at the bottom of the tall LED. […]
Guest Post: Jason Shelton, Panasonic From restaurants to museums to theme parks, each business and venue planning to reopen will benefit from deploying solutions that assist in a smooth transition from traditional procedures to newly updated processes. […]
Krispy Kreme made a big splash recently with its digitally-rich flagship store in Times Square in New York, so it is interesting to see what the donut chain is doing with digital displays in the UK, in more modest locations, with much more modest budgets. […]
This is a very impressive, nicely executed LED ceiling installed above the Kozmos toy store at Sandvika Storsenter, a mall in the general orbit of Oslo, Norway. The ceiling is 24 meters long and 2.5 meters wide, and runs through a set of visuals designed to make little eyes pop and drive the overall customer experience in the store. […]
A smirking Hat Tip to Middletown, CT-based Reality Interactive for issuing a second press release about the same thing, and showing how tech companies are constrained by their clients in what they can say about big projects. The company put out PR recently indicating its contactless body temperature check screen-thingie was seeing marketplace adoption. […]
