Levende wolk.

Bron; www.sign.nl

Tijdens het International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) was een bijzondere opblaasbare wolk te zien, gemaakt door Publi-Air. De 15 meter lange wolk werd gemaakt van zeer dun, lichtdoorlatend doek. Dit zorgde in combinatie met projectie en belichting van binnenuit en buitenaf voor een prachtig effect.
Publi-Air: “Deze inflatable had een complexe vorm die was opgebouwd uit spheres van verschillende afmetingen, op een speelse manier aan elkaar bevestigd. De ‘levende’ wolk was onderdeel van een totaalconcept waarbij in huis een buitengevoel werd gecreëerd. Een echte vijver onder de gigantische wolk maakte het buitengevoel compleet. Dankzij de creatie van deze ‘buitenplaats’ konden bezoekers in de foyer een zomers buitengevoel ervaren.”
Architectenbureau EventArchitectuur tekende voor het ontwerp.

 

 

A simpele led bulb.

X-Ray - Lowlands festival 2012 / The Netherlands Done by LEDLease

the number one sports bar in North America.

 

Toronto's Real Sports Bar & Grill features a 39-foot HD big screen and 199 HD TVs in its 25,000 square foot space. There are also 36 beer selections from 114 taps, 14 wing flavors and 11 burgers. Located beside Air Canada Centre, Real Sports Bar & Grill was voted the number one sports bar in North America by ESPN.

 

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Gucci’s Watch Collection displayed on Samsung’s NL22B.

The Grammy Awards, the world’s largest music award ceremony, have just wrapped up, but the celebrations continue! This music award ceremony season has been unique compared with past seasons, in part due to the exciting collaboration between Gucci and Samsung. Gucci’s timely collection displayed on Samsung’s eye-catching, innovative display technology is available for all to see at the historic Macy’s in Herald Square, New York City!




Samsung and Gucci Timepieces & Jewelry, the official fashion partner of the Grammy Awards, have collaborated to present a unique fusion of luxury fashion with state-of-the-art display technology. The Samsung NL22B LED LCD Transparent Display technology is being used to showcase Gucci Timepieces & Jewelry’s special–edition GRAMMY watch collection in Macy’s Herald Square storefront windows. Samsung’s transparent LED-lit LCD display solution is showing video content from Gucci Timepieces & Jewelry that will play dynamically on and around the GRAMMY special-edition collection. 

The partnership between Gucci Timepieces & Jewelry and Samsung Electronics represents an unprecedented and unique fusion between luxury and technology. Samsung’s one-of-a-kind NL22B transparent LCD display solution features a transmittance rate of 15% combined with a contrast ratio of 500:1, allowing Gucci Timepieces & Jewelry to provide attention-grabbing images over its storefront window displays and brilliantly showcase their products behind it at the same time.

Visitors to Macy’s Herald Square can witness the combination of luxurious Gucci watches and Samsung’s innovative digital signage technology. These limited-edition items are made even more alluring on Samsung’s impressive display. Gucci Timepieces & Jewelry special collection will last until February 13^th, so see them while you still have time!

Illuminating Audi’s futuristic lighting technologies.

While most of the automotive technology we cover resides inside a car, there is a whole host of tech on the forward and aft of the cabin that most of us spend a considerable  amount of time staring at, and very little time appreciating. We’re referring of course to lighting technology, and in this space, no company has applied technology more liberally than Audi.
The German company employees dozens of state-of-the-art lighting technologies, including some that haven’t made it past prototypes or onto roads in the United States yet. Here’s a closer look at how they work, why they’re integral to future automotive design, and when you can expect to see them lighting up that next dark country road.

Adaptive headlights

Adaptive headlights are becoming commonplace in today’s automotive marketplace. Audi’s adaptive headlights are a bit more complex than some of its competitors, which simply swivel with the turning of the steering wheel.
Audi adaptive headlights not only swivel up to 15 degrees but also adjust based upon various vehicle parameters. Audi’s vehicle lighting computer looks at road speed, steering angle, and yaw rate to adjust the aim of the headlights accordingly. These lighting changes can seem undetectable to the driver but can significantly increase road visibility.


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KPN Glasvezel presenteert: De Tournee van de Toekomst.

Registratie van KPN's holografische Tournee van de Toekomst met Glennis Grace, live in Amsterdam de Aker

EyePlay

EyePlay is a virtual indoor playground that allows multiple players to interact with colorful graphics and sounds projected onto floors or walls. The wide variety of fun, active and educational games available ensures children never get bored plus it appeals to today's high-tech consumer. Kids can play the giant piano, pop balloons, take the soccer challenge and more all on EyePlay. EyePlay is a product of EyeClick

Prysm videowall installed at News International HQ.

Bron; http://www.avinteractive.com

Media group News International has installed a Prysm LPD videowall in its new East London studio. The 4.06 metre by 1.9 metre (8 x 5 tile) Laser Phosphor Display (LPD) screen was unveiled by actor Arnold Schwarzenegger on Sun Webchat, declaring Prysm’s first broadcast installation in the UK officially on air.

The display will be used primarily as a backdrop for corporate broadcasts and for The Sun when interviewing celebrities for Sun Webchat.

Prysm worked alongside integrator Deltatre to install the 40 25in LPD tiles which are from Prysm’s new enhanced broadcast range.

Congres "Move To Interactivity "

7 maart 2013

 ~ Miele Inspirience Center / Vianen. ~

Dit event gaat over de interactie tussen het beeldscherm en de consument.

Thema's;
RFID – NFC –QR Code – SMS –Augmented Reality – touch – free air – spraak en camera’s.

De plek om los te komen van je eigen denkkader en nieuwe ideeën op te doen.
Voel ruik en ervaar de dynamiek van de Digital Signage branche.

Programma en ticket informatie via -- www.disin.nl/events

 

 

A Hand-Cranked Digital Sign.

The Marion, Indiana-based company (small town, 3 hrs south of Chicago) has launched what it calls the X-Eco kiosk, which has an optional solar kit and even a hand-crank to fire up the screen and connection. The solar kit has a power management system that would allow the unit to run off nothing but collected sunlight. There are are also battery-powered and electrically wired options. “The X-Eco is the apex of green self-service technology, with each kiosk deployed saving an average of 9.5 tons of carbon dioxide emissions per year when compared to traditional outdoor units,” says Ziver Birg, CEO of ZIVELO. “Not only do these solar kiosks eliminate electricity costs, they also offer unlimited outdoor placement options — breaking down the barriers of today’s conventional kiosk installation limitations.” The company says it has more than 100 resellers and distributors throughout North America, Europe, Australia and South Africa, and a client list that includes Coca-Cola, Nike, Hilton, CVS, NASA and the U.S. Army. The units START at $10K and that is for a 21-inch LED. You will pay another $6K for the solar panel and $1K more if you want the hand crank. And so on. This has a limited buying audience, to put it mildly. But it addresses a particular challenge and I strongly suspect it was designed that way because there were prospects looking for that.