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IoT And Digital Signage: The Invisible Elephant In The Room – Part 1

May 16, 2016 by Sue MacCutcheon

Guest Post: Tim Strähle, Adversign Media This is part 1 of a three-part series about retail detail signage and the Internet of Things. It’s based on excerpts from a broader white paper by the digital signage CMS firm Adversign Media, which markets Viewneo. It is available here. We’re now in a world in which technology, consumption habits and the …

IntuiLab’s Interactive Touchscreen Toolset Now Includes Rich Data Tracking Capabilities

November 20, 2015 by Dave Haynes

The French interactive software firm IntuiLab has pushed out a new version of its IntuiFace platform – which enables people to develop touchscreen applications without having any real coding skills – that layers in what it calls enterprise-class data tracking capability. The company, which also has an office in Boston, says IntuiFace v5.2 now addresses everything from fully …

Live Data Is Great, But Clutter, Not So Much

November 11, 2015 by Dave Haynes

I really like the automated content approach and utility that start-up TransitScreen is bringing to digital signage, however I can’t help but think the cluttered layout rule that applies to every other kind of digital signage should apply with this stuff, as well. In short, there’s way too much going on at once on those screens. …

How A Company Saved $500 Million By Using Digital Signage

October 23, 2015 by Dave Haynes

In my old newspaper editor days, I verbally slapped around my reporters if they did something called Burying The Lede – putting the big news at the end of the story, if they got it in there at all. I needled a guy from EY (aka Ernst and Young) the other day at the Four Winds …

Projects: Slovenian Capital Using Visionect’s Smart E-Displays On Transit Stops

September 2, 2015 by Dave Haynes

The Slovenian smart display firm Visionect is working with officials in the capital city, Ljubljana, on sets of street-level bus stop displays that use electronic paper. Running on Visionect’s hardware and software, the new electronic paper screens show bus schedules, arrival information and potential route changes on four bus stops along Ljubljana’s central district. The value …

Capital Networks, OPTiFi Partner On New Audience Analytics Tech

September 2, 2015 by Dave Haynes

Digital signage and broadcast software company Capital Networks has entered into an interesting partnership with a small company that enables consumer behaviour metrics by picking up on smartphone signals. OPTiFi uses wireless sensing to anonymously register smartphones that come into a zone, and build aggregate patterns of what all those people do and how they …

Projects: Giant LED Traffic Totem Lights Up In Kazakhstan

August 31, 2015 by Dave Haynes

Here’s a very nice, very different take on using LED boards along highways. Instead of endless ads for lawyers and auto dealers and casinos, this vertical LED totem that just lit up in Almaty, Kazakhstan runs traffic information. The 10 mm pixel pitch unit, installed by Billboard Video LED Engineering, is 7 meters high by two …

Valotalive, Signagelive Partner On Real-Time Data Visualization Services

August 25, 2015 by Dave Haynes

A couple of “live” companies have put together a partnership to start using HTML5 in bringing real-time visualized content to digital signage screens, particularly in business environments. The deal – a global partnership – is between Finland’s Valotalive and the UK’s Signagelive. It includes packaged RSS news and weather feeds, as well as social media …

How JFK Is Using Real-Time Data Screens At TSA Screening

August 24, 2015 by Dave Haynes

Via TechCrunch Here’s another great example of the possibilities for using real-time data to drive screen content and make something faster, better or easier. In this case, the faster, better and easier has to do with TSA screening at airports. This tech won’t really achieve any of those three, but it will at least make …

Real-Time Data As Content: TransitScreen Adds Live And Predictive Traffic

August 19, 2015 by Dave Haynes

Ask anybody, in pretty much any big city, about the state of their traffic, and they’ll have a one word answer: “Horrible.” Still, it’s very handy to know just HOW horrible traffic is on the routes in and out of urban centers and chokepoints, and the guys at Washington, DC-based TransitScreen have done a partnership to add …

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