This is an experiential space that recently opened in Bangkok, Thailand – especially interesting because it uses a relatively small amount of LED display ... […]
InfoComm Asia 2024 was staged last week in Bangkok, with the unique visitor count up 21 percent from 2023. It was the fourth year ... […]
As someone who got started in digital signage 20 years ago by putting screens in skyscraper elevators – single 12-inch screens that cost $2,500 each – it’s a little freaky to read about an elevator that has its walls and ceilings all lined with 55-inch OLEDs. This is a 360 video – you have to watch on your smartphone to get the 360 effect. Online, it looks very weird. […]
A new attraction aimed at bringing people to a Bangkok shopping mall lit up in that city on Sept. 15 – using what I am guessing is a lot of projectors, lasers and other gadgets. The nightly show, called the “Colors of Bangkok”, was created by Montreal’s Moment Factory for the CentralWorld mall, and touted as the world’s largest digital interactive display. […]
