Leeds Super Motion Goes Live !

blowUP media have launched a new premium full-motion screen with Dior, the Leeds Super Motion is the latest digital screen to target a desirable active shopping audience in the heart of Leeds city centre.

Launch client Dior is the first brand to take over the new state of the art DOOH screen located on Briggate, the main pedestrianised high-street where fashion powerhouses such as Harvey Nichols, Michael Kors, Louis Vuitton and House of Fraser are found. Named the best shopping destination in the UK by The Rough Guide to Great Britain, Leeds City Centre has over 1,000 wonderfully diverse shops and the Leeds Super Motion screen talks directly to over 40,000 passers-by in a spending frame of mind every day.

Managing Director Sales Simon Russell told us ʺWe are pleased to announce the launch of our Leeds digital screen. We pride ourselves on delivering the best digital opportunities on pedestrian high streets, and set our standards very high. This screen is an asset to the Leeds OOH portfolio and I look forward to seeing how brands use it to creatively make an impact in this vibrant city. ʺ

Leeds is a compact and connected city, it has a flourishing cultural scene, growing food and craft beer reputation and thriving entertainment and nightlife.

LG unveils ultra-narrow bezel video wall display.

LAS VEGAS /PRNewswire/ — LG Electronics USA Business Solutions expanded its lineup of renowned narrow-bezel video wall solutions with the new LG 0.6 mm even-bezel video wall display. Debuting for the first time in the United States, this state-of-the-art display offers unmatched picture quality and high level of installation flexibility, allowing end users to easily integrate video wall solutions to a wider variety of installation environments.

“With the largest selection of ultra-narrow bezel video walls in the market, LG is leading the industry with innovative solutions that are highly functional and maximize end users’ bottom lines by attracting more business,” said Clark Brown, vice president, digital signage, LG Electronics USA Business Solutions. “The versatile LG SVH7E ultra-narrow 0.6 mm bezel video wall solution allows businesses to display cohesive content in ways they never thought imaginable.”

The ultra-narrow 0.6 mm bezels of the 55-inch LG SVH7E combine to create one powerful and impactful video wall display with an incredible 1.2 mm bezel to bezel width. The display’s eye-catching design and unique bezel width offers end users an immersive picture that resembles one continuous image as opposed to a collection of segmented panels. Combined with LG’s proprietary In-Plane Switching (IPS) technology, which helps ensure uniform, accurate color saturation from virtually any viewing angle, the LG SVH7E video wall produces unparalleled viewing experiences sure to capture any viewer’s attention.

The groundbreaking video wall display is also equipped with LG’s webOS 3.0+ Smart Signage platform, which uses the display’s high-performance system-on-a-chip (SoC) to deliver a variety of content options and web-based applications across multiple platforms, providing end users across a host of industries convenience and ease of use. Featuring Full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution and an eye-catching design, the new 700-nit video wall solution is perfect for the display of advertising and wayfinding information in retail, corporate, government and transportation installation environments.

The LG SVH7E video wall display joins LG’s portfolio of high-quality narrow bezel and ultra-bright video wall displays redefining the video wall category. The 49-inch model 49VM5C, 55-inch model 55VH7B and 55-inch model 55VM5B video wall displays all feature a narrow bezel to bezel width of 1.8mm allowing them to be easily connected. LG also offers a 55-inch ultra-bright video wall display (model 55VX1D), which offers users an innovative solution that is 1,500 nits—three times brighter than conventional video wall displays—in a 3.5 mm bezel-to-bezel width design. Each model in LG’s video wall portfolio is lightweight and designed for seamless installation and simple maintenance.

For more information, please visit www.lgsolutions.com.

The Mall at Short Hills LED Video Display.

An interior LED video display at The Mall at Short Hills with a 4 mm pixel pitch. Installed in the summer of 2016 at the upscale shopping center about 30 miles west of Newark, NJ. The project, for which YESCO was the designer and integrator, features two separate LED screens and a total of 4,725,504 pixels.

Giant Screens.

Here is a vieuw of all three displays with the forest scene at Circa in downtown LA. The design of both concave and convex radii on the displays really creates an interesting canvas for creative content. These displays are all 10 mm Products manufactured by Sansi and the quality and installation looks phenomenal.

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Panoramic Film at Frank­furt Air­port.

In­for­ma­tion and video art are com­bined to a cin­e­matic in­stal­la­tion at Gate B at Frank­furt Air­port, of­fer­ing a spa­tial and vi­sual ex­pe­ri­ence to the pas­sen­gers. A 60-minute film was cre­ated by ART+COM Stu­dios es­pe­cially for the 21m wide and curved LED in­stal­la­tion.

The film com­pu­ta­tion­ally in­ter­weaves mov­ing im­ages recorded at seven re­mote des­ti­na­tions which are ap­proached from Gate B with im­ages shot at the air­port. These re­veal the com­plex­ity of every­day op­er­a­tions at the air­port. The videos were recorded with a spe­cial cam­era sys­tem de­vel­oped by us.

The 30-second video shows excepts of the 1-hour film.

Turkish Airlines - Piccadilly Lights.

From Ocean Outdoor .

the biggest interactive digital screen in Belgium: I-CONIC

Mix on the Columbia University’s Manhattanville (NYC) campus.

A 20-foot tall direct view LED wall sync’d with seven 72-inch LCD monitors, that crawl up and down the wall on side-by-side tracks, shows information about the human brain and the scientists pushing the boundaries of neuroscience research at the new Jerome L. Greene Science Center on Columbia University’s Manhattanville (NYC) campus.

The monitors, when down at eye-level, are interactive, and when sliding up and down in sequences amplify and sharpen the lower resolution images behind them on the larger LED wall.

It looks amazing.

Changi Airport, Singapore.

Singapore’s Changi Airport – Terminal 4 switched on a vast immersive fine pitch LED video wall at the security screening area. Instead of small screens and those stupid talking flat ladies droning on endlessly about what you need to pull out of your carry-ons, the content here is a 50-minute long, custom-created playlist of 17 targeted pieces. It is montages of scenes from around the region and in Singapore, and includes a Rube Goldberg-ish animation about what happens with checked bags.

EE - the IMAX Edison - Waterloo / London

Fom Ocean Outdoor .

Canada / Humber College mixes media for donor recognition wall.

Environmental graphic design (EGD) firm Entro recently developed and implemented a new donor recognition program for Toronto’s Humber College, combining static and interactive digital signage.

The college designated space for the program in the main corridor that links its historic buildings to the new Humber Learning Resource Commons (HLRC) at the north campus in Etobicoke. Entro designed a series of hexagon-shaped tiles that identify donation levels with different materials.

The design concept takes inspiration from the Humber River. As light shines on the tiles, they appear to shimmer like the surface of water.

To the left of these tiles, meanwhile, touch screens programmed by Lusens provide more in-depth information and can live-stream alumni events.

Canada’s largest.

Cadillac Fairview (CF) has combined two adjacent outdoor screens at the Toronto Eaton Centre (TEC) to create a single, 785-m2 (8,454-sf) digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising space, managed by Branded Cities Canada.

Clear Channel Outdoor Canada (CCOC), Branded Cities’ predecessor, launched the two 27.4 x 13.7-m (90 x 45-ft) ‘digital tower’ screens in September 2016. With CF’s addition of a bullnose to unify them, the tower is now Canada’s largest single digital display.

In fact, it is 45 per cent bigger than the second-largest, a 540-m2 (5,820-sf) screen on the nearby Atrium on Bay (AOB) media tower. Both face Toronto’s bustling Yonge-Dundas Square, which sees 146,000 daily visitors.

Social Wall

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Do you want to display a Social Wall on a large LED screen for your event?

Big Screens On The Go are one of the largest rental and screen providers in the US and they recently used our Social Wall at a number of events they manage. As part of the complete package they are able to provide not only large LED screens but also content that is engaging and designed to drive engagement and sponsorship revenue. When dealing with multiple customers and displaying content that is relevant to their brand and business, Big Screens On The Go needed a solution that was flexible and scalable. More importantly, it needed to be a solution that can be easily managed for different events. This is where our Custom Branding Social Wall solved the problem. We built a custom dashboard by using our AdvertiseMe.TV solution and integrated it with Social Wall so that Big Screens On The Go could login and easily update the marketing content.

LG OLED Videowall in Dubai Mall - World Record on 3 Categories.

Impressive !!



3 Guiness World Record Holder for being the
(1)Largest High Definition Video Wall
(2)Highest Resolution Video Wall
(3)Largest OLED Screen
1.7billion pixels
50 meters Wide
14 meters High
Located in Dubai Mall EMAAR
powered by LG OLED

An immersive, therapeutic experience that engages families and patients, helping to lessen the stress of a hospital visit.

Solution: 45 NEC X464UN displays in a video wall configuration

Explore how harnessing the power of immersive story telling through the implementation of a video wall, created a visually engaging, therapeutic adventure for patients and their families.



Location: Wilmington, Delaware More information here

VuWall installation at Isar Klinikum Munich - Timelabs.

Video Wall

Canada’s largest single digital screen.

Astral Out-of-Home has introduced Canada’s largest single digital screen—measuring more than 7.9 m (26 ft) high and 57.3 (188 ft) long—atop the former Hard Rock Café in downtown Toronto, facing Yonge-Dundas Square.

Engineered by Media Resources International (MRI) in Oakville, Ont., the light-emitting diode (LED) billboard ‘wraps’ around the corner of Yonge Street and Dundas Square, one of the busiest intersections in the city. It replaces a series of Cieslok Media’s static and digital sign faces along the roof of the vacant building, which is being redeveloped as a Shoppers Drug Mart.

“This digital wrap represents a major addition to our portfolio,” says Karine Moses, president of Astral, which acquired Cieslok earlier this year. “The sheer scale of the screen, which synchronizes full-motion video with a dedicated static face, provides flexibility for advertisers to deliver a powerful story and bring their

Biggest DOOH screen in the East Midlands goes live (UK)

Sony Pictures, OnePlus, John Lewis, Dior and Boots are Ocean Outdoor’s brand partners for Nottingham One, the City’s first external large format digital out of home (DOOH) screen which goes live this week. 

Nottingham One, which is positioned above the main entrance to the City’s intu Victoria Centre, debuts with campaign for one of the Centre’s flagship department store. Measuring 11.52m wide by 7.68m high, around the height of a two storey building, it becomes the largest premium OOH screen in the east midlands.

The launch ad campaigns were created and planned by Manning Gottlieb OMD, MediaVest, Mediacom, and OMD. 

Nottingham’s first large format external digital advertising screen will engage shoppers with original content w hich is tailored to their consumer profiles.  The incorporation of responsive technology like audience recognition cameras and free wifi aligns the new screen with similar intelligent out of home assets in other major retail cities.

Ocean Outdoor sales director Nick Shaw said: “Nottingham One fills a void in the external large format screen market in the city, allowing brands to make a real step change in how they use DOOH to connect with shoppers, visitors and mobile audiences who are outdoor and ‘always on’ in terms of connectivity.”

Nottingham One connects in particular with highly mobile audiences who also register as light TV viewers.  Nottingham has the fourth largest youth population in the UK. Forty-one per cent are 16 to 44-year-olds and the city is home to 80,000 students.

The intu Victoria Centre is a retail and leisure hub including anchor stores John Lewis and House of Fraser, popular national multiples, high fashion and independent shops, boutiques and food outlets.

The centre registers 24 million shoppers a year, the highest shopper footfall in the East Midlands and the numbers close to those registered by Westfield London (28 million). Nottingham is the UK’s seventh biggest retail city.

Universe of Water Particles on the Living Wall.

Projected onto a rock are the same kinds of plants as those planted by the botanical artist Patrick Blanc on the opposite wall. With the daily rising and setting of the sun the appearance of the artwork changes.

Universe of Water Particles is a virtual waterfall created in a virtual 3-D space using teamLab’s concept of ultrasubjective space, a term that refers to the depiction of space found in premodern Japanese painting.

Computer-generated water consisting of hundreds of thousands of water particles is virtually poured onto a virtually sculpted rock. The computer calculates the movement of the particles to produce a simulation of water that flows in accordance with the laws of physics. Lines are drawn in relation to a selection of 0.1% of the particles. The sinuousness of the lines depends on the overall interaction of the water particles.

Columbia University's Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute.

United States|Manhattan.

The Brain Index: a permanent installation on neuroscience research at Columbia University's new Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute.

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