Psychedelic landscapes create the visualization of the new Pluto Era track : Terra Sirenum ft. Cut Rugs
music: soundcloud.com/plutoera
DR01D Visuals
vrijdag 31 maart 2017
ISE 2017 - Epson projecting mapping.
At ISE Amsterdam 2017 squad Camerateam.nl spoke with Martin Kuenen, Manager Business Management Nordics & Benelux at Epson Projecting on 3D Mapping. The stand which attracted the most attention this year for all visitors! So rightful winner of the Stand Design Awards from the stands above 100 square meters.
Projecting 3D Mapping is a sampling technique in which 14 EB L25000U projectors are released on a Mercedes-Benz Formula 1 car. 14 x 25,000 ANSI lumens with beautiful creations!
donderdag 30 maart 2017
Batman v Superman turns Australians into their favorite superheroes.
Source: JCDecaux Australia
To promote the film Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Roadshow and JCDecaux Australia launched an augmented reality campaign with software created by Grand Visual. Two interactive panels in Sydney and Brisbane encouraged pedestrians to view themselves in either the Batman or Superman suit on the touchscreen and to share the selfies via social media.
To promote the film Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Roadshow and JCDecaux Australia launched an augmented reality campaign with software created by Grand Visual. Two interactive panels in Sydney and Brisbane encouraged pedestrians to view themselves in either the Batman or Superman suit on the touchscreen and to share the selfies via social media.
woensdag 29 maart 2017
Face hacking: Real-time projection mapping.
A collaboration between Japanese media artist Nobumichi Asai, make-up artist Hiroto Kuwahara and digital image engineer Paul Lacroix is turning faces into digital works of art. The Omote project uses projection mapping techniques to put make-up and effects onto a model's face in real-time. BBC Click's LJ Rich went behind the scenes to find out more.
dinsdag 28 maart 2017
DeMonz - Interactive Installation for Kids.
Initi built an interactive projection playground, where you can throw balls at virtual characters.
Basically this system allows to make multitouch area on every flat surfaces. Technically it’s combination of motion-tracking and projection-mapping. Main benefits are that there are no limits in a scale of game-stage (it could be 1km long if you want) and no limit how many people can be involved in one moment.
Here is a video from our test installation in Prague. We developed kind of computer game but projected in real scenery. It is mainly dedicated to kids but also adults were involved as players. I have to say they really enjoyed it too! :)
The Demonz is a large-area virtual reality game projected in to reality. The goal is similarly as in the classic czech ball game from childhood “dodgeball“ but instead of hitting live opponents you will try to hit virtual targets in the shape of animated figures or other moving objects. Due to combination of art and programming work was created a unique game pushing you to move and cooperate with the others.
Basically this system allows to make multitouch area on every flat surfaces. Technically it’s combination of motion-tracking and projection-mapping. Main benefits are that there are no limits in a scale of game-stage (it could be 1km long if you want) and no limit how many people can be involved in one moment.
Here is a video from our test installation in Prague. We developed kind of computer game but projected in real scenery. It is mainly dedicated to kids but also adults were involved as players. I have to say they really enjoyed it too! :)
The Demonz is a large-area virtual reality game projected in to reality. The goal is similarly as in the classic czech ball game from childhood “dodgeball“ but instead of hitting live opponents you will try to hit virtual targets in the shape of animated figures or other moving objects. Due to combination of art and programming work was created a unique game pushing you to move and cooperate with the others.
Project On Anything.
Lightform is the first computer made for projected augmented reality. Connect Lightform to any projector and instantly create magical experiences with light.
Think outside the screen. Lightform scans complex scenes in under a minute, letting you seamlessly mix real objects with projected light. It's augmented reality without the headset.
Think outside the screen. Lightform scans complex scenes in under a minute, letting you seamlessly mix real objects with projected light. It's augmented reality without the headset.
zondag 26 maart 2017
A wearable dehydration detector
Even professional athletes are terrible at staying hydrated. So BSX created the wrist-worn LVL, the first wearable to measure hydration in real time. Other wearables make surface measurements close to the skin, but LVL uses near-infrared light to peer beneath it and record changes in blood color, which are indicative of hydration levels. If the wearer is dehydrated, it alerts them with an on-screen message. Drink up! $199
More info here
Virtual Depictions: San Francisco
The 350 Mission video artwork, Virtual Depictions: San Francisco was commissioned by Kilroy and created by Refik Anadol, who is a media artist exploring the convergence of interactive media and architecture. Anadol is also an instructor and visiting scholar for the Design Media Arts Department at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA). Anadol noted that the creation of Virtual Depictions is site specific and designed to conform to the space where it is exhibited. Thus the same digital exhibit could appear differently in different spaces.
The significance of Virtual Depictions is that it's not a static artwork or an abstract graphic or a slideshow of amazing fantastic realism landscapes. Virtual Depictions is a living, breathing data sculpture that as Anadol notes, "is driven by specific segments of information or data sets that are constantly transforming the displays images and creating what he describes as “data sculptures.”
The data that drives the sculptures come from the city's ambient surroundings including Environmental, Social Media and Post-Architectural influences." Anadol's data sculptures are defined by the use of parametric analytics which is a design process that creates a visual relationship between the data it is measuring and the visualization that represents the data.
These interactions that swirl around the city are captured by Virtual Depiction’s data engines and form a continuous data sculpture that presents its data visualizations as an art experience. People are so awed by its potential noted Anadol that they are visiting Virtual Depictions from all over the Bay Area to see and connect with its interpretative visualization of San Francisco's interactive communications.”
DeeDee Postil, Kilroy's art curator noted that because the content is in a real-time relationship with all the data that shapes its visualizations, it is always changing, and what viewers see as they watch Virtual Depictions may not be the same in their second visit to the display. Already it has earned the SEGD Global Design Award.
The significance of Virtual Depictions is that it's not a static artwork or an abstract graphic or a slideshow of amazing fantastic realism landscapes. Virtual Depictions is a living, breathing data sculpture that as Anadol notes, "is driven by specific segments of information or data sets that are constantly transforming the displays images and creating what he describes as “data sculptures.”
The data that drives the sculptures come from the city's ambient surroundings including Environmental, Social Media and Post-Architectural influences." Anadol's data sculptures are defined by the use of parametric analytics which is a design process that creates a visual relationship between the data it is measuring and the visualization that represents the data.
These interactions that swirl around the city are captured by Virtual Depiction’s data engines and form a continuous data sculpture that presents its data visualizations as an art experience. People are so awed by its potential noted Anadol that they are visiting Virtual Depictions from all over the Bay Area to see and connect with its interpretative visualization of San Francisco's interactive communications.”
DeeDee Postil, Kilroy's art curator noted that because the content is in a real-time relationship with all the data that shapes its visualizations, it is always changing, and what viewers see as they watch Virtual Depictions may not be the same in their second visit to the display. Already it has earned the SEGD Global Design Award.
vrijdag 24 maart 2017
Brands Lead Digital Herd in Spectacular #MarchforGiants Which Transcends Global Borders.
Corporates and individuals invited to help protect endangered elephants.
A herd of digitally-generated 3D elephants is about to march across the world, crossing three continents in a spectacular first for digital out-of-home campaign to end the slaughter of endangered animals in Africa.
Powered by Ocean and created by 18 Feet & Rising, March for Giants begins in Hong Kong on March 23, progresses to New York and then continues to London on March 24, reaches Birmingham the following day and ends in Manchester on March 26.
More info here
www.marchforgiants.org
donderdag 23 maart 2017
The Body of the Sea – i light marina bay 2017.
i Light Marina Bay – Singapore
The Body of the Sea, a 360° projection mapping on the Merlion statue, which transforms the symbol of Singapore into a new living monument.
An endless flow of colours, moving images and sounds come together to give a shape to the Soul of the Sea.
Created by Danny Rose
Realised by Sergio carrubba, Paola Ciucci, Lucia Frigola, Cédric Péri
The installation is accompanied by a sound spatialised with Sonic Rose System
Soundtrack is an original composition by Narayana Minozzi
Sound spatialisation by Jacopo Carreras
The Body of the Sea, a 360° projection mapping on the Merlion statue, which transforms the symbol of Singapore into a new living monument.
An endless flow of colours, moving images and sounds come together to give a shape to the Soul of the Sea.
Created by Danny Rose
Realised by Sergio carrubba, Paola Ciucci, Lucia Frigola, Cédric Péri
The installation is accompanied by a sound spatialised with Sonic Rose System
Soundtrack is an original composition by Narayana Minozzi
Sound spatialisation by Jacopo Carreras
woensdag 22 maart 2017
dinsdag 21 maart 2017
spiders ...........projection.
Projection mapping inside a building in Saarbruecken, Germany. Two small spiders were put in a small scale model of the building, filmed from the viewers perspective and then projected from the inside onto the windows.
Bottle Prop Projection Mapping Concept.
Source; www.Go2Productions.com
A quick example of how our projection mapping content could look on oversized pop can props and bottle props. This is perfect for large events, trade shows or even retail level marketing. Go2 will custom build any prop required to create a projection surface.
A quick example of how our projection mapping content could look on oversized pop can props and bottle props. This is perfect for large events, trade shows or even retail level marketing. Go2 will custom build any prop required to create a projection surface.
maandag 20 maart 2017
Let it read.
ClearView C is a unique C-form video magnifier, designed to optimize your reading experience. Is reading mail, magazines or books too tiring? It is difficult by the magnification to know where one is reading? Then use the Optelec ClearView C with speech and sit down relax and let it read.
zaterdag 18 maart 2017
BTS audio visuals project file for Opulent Temple's White Party.
Source; www.digitalintrospect.com
Digital Introspect
Matthew Curtis Childers
matthew.curtis.childers@gmail.com
Digital Introspect
Matthew Curtis Childers
matthew.curtis.childers@gmail.com
vrijdag 17 maart 2017
woensdag 15 maart 2017
dinsdag 14 maart 2017
World Premiere Ultra High Definition UHD hologram in Abu Dhabi.
source; www.inavateonthenet.net
Amethys Technologies, a producer of holographic display systems has produced a UHD (Ultra High Definition) holographic showcase measuring 2-metres long (86-in) for the IDEX exhibition in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
IDEX is world biggest defence exhibition, and took place in late February. The show was the world premiere for the 4K hologram, which has a resolution of 3,840x2,160 pixels.
The display was created for Rheinmetall Defence, a German company specialising in products for military applications.
The display featured bespoke 3D content of Rheinmetall's products -floating' with the clear display. The contents shows the Oerlikon Fieldranger in action, it is a high precision stabilised 20mm remote controlled weapon station designed for mounting on armored personnel carriers or on special forces vehicles.
It took three months for Amethys to develop and produce the UHD holographic display and it took another two months for Amethys to create and develop the 4K holographic animation.
The solution belongs to Rheinmetall, and it will be using it at international fairs around the world, or in its Swiss shorrom during the rest of the year.
Amethys Technologies, a producer of holographic display systems has produced a UHD (Ultra High Definition) holographic showcase measuring 2-metres long (86-in) for the IDEX exhibition in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
IDEX is world biggest defence exhibition, and took place in late February. The show was the world premiere for the 4K hologram, which has a resolution of 3,840x2,160 pixels.
The display was created for Rheinmetall Defence, a German company specialising in products for military applications.
The display featured bespoke 3D content of Rheinmetall's products -floating' with the clear display. The contents shows the Oerlikon Fieldranger in action, it is a high precision stabilised 20mm remote controlled weapon station designed for mounting on armored personnel carriers or on special forces vehicles.
It took three months for Amethys to develop and produce the UHD holographic display and it took another two months for Amethys to create and develop the 4K holographic animation.
The solution belongs to Rheinmetall, and it will be using it at international fairs around the world, or in its Swiss shorrom during the rest of the year.
maandag 13 maart 2017
Campagne Bombay Saphire / The Netherlands.
Bombay Saphire, a premium soft Gin with a balanced flavor. To promote this gin with a complex but gentle character Bacardi has a large digital campaign deployed on network Ngage media in the netherlands.
LG and Madpixel lead the San Telmo Museum masterpieces by great international painters.
Visitors who come to the museum of the capital San Sebastian can enjoy paintings, found in museums and art centers in Spain, Holland and Denmark, through LG screens. Most parts of the sample have been digitized by Madpixel and technology Second Exhibition Canvas.
LG He collaborated with San Telmo Museum San Sebastian, through Madpixel, Which it is the first digital experience '7 works, 7 museums'. And it does so through its innovative technology in televisions and displays great professional format. For this project focuses on seven screens and 49LH630V 55LH604V models, and videowall, set to 2 × 2 teams 55LV77A-5B.
Thus, visitors to the museum of the capital San Sebastian can enjoy great masterpieces of art, distributed in different museums and art centers in Spain, Holland and Denmark, without leaving your city, through the screens of LG.
Most of the pieces in the exhibition have been digitized in super high resolution Madpixel and technology Second Exhibition Canvas, while others have been digitized by the institutions themselves.
The viewer visitors can enjoy all the details of the strokes of the author and feel in person the same feeling of seeing the real picture. In addition, through LG screens can browse historical details of the piece or discover hidden aspects of the paintings, since the sample also incorporates artistic and contextual references of the period of its creation.
The exhibition will be open until 26 March and includes works such as The Garden of Eden With The Fall of Man (Jan Brueghel the Elder & Peter Paul Rubens - Mauritshuis), The Marriage of Camacho (Josep Maria Sert - Fundación Banco Santander), Arlequin (Juan Gris - Telefonica Foundation), the Artist's Wife (L. A. Ring - Statens Museum for Kunst), Charter portolan Mediterranean (SA - National Library of Spain) sea, Zaldei, cave paintings Ekain (Basque Government), Rue Saint- honoré in the afternoon or effect of rain (Camille Pissarr - Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza).
LG He collaborated with San Telmo Museum San Sebastian, through Madpixel, Which it is the first digital experience '7 works, 7 museums'. And it does so through its innovative technology in televisions and displays great professional format. For this project focuses on seven screens and 49LH630V 55LH604V models, and videowall, set to 2 × 2 teams 55LV77A-5B.
Thus, visitors to the museum of the capital San Sebastian can enjoy great masterpieces of art, distributed in different museums and art centers in Spain, Holland and Denmark, without leaving your city, through the screens of LG.
Most of the pieces in the exhibition have been digitized in super high resolution Madpixel and technology Second Exhibition Canvas, while others have been digitized by the institutions themselves.
The viewer visitors can enjoy all the details of the strokes of the author and feel in person the same feeling of seeing the real picture. In addition, through LG screens can browse historical details of the piece or discover hidden aspects of the paintings, since the sample also incorporates artistic and contextual references of the period of its creation.
The exhibition will be open until 26 March and includes works such as The Garden of Eden With The Fall of Man (Jan Brueghel the Elder & Peter Paul Rubens - Mauritshuis), The Marriage of Camacho (Josep Maria Sert - Fundación Banco Santander), Arlequin (Juan Gris - Telefonica Foundation), the Artist's Wife (L. A. Ring - Statens Museum for Kunst), Charter portolan Mediterranean (SA - National Library of Spain) sea, Zaldei, cave paintings Ekain (Basque Government), Rue Saint- honoré in the afternoon or effect of rain (Camille Pissarr - Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza).
zaterdag 11 maart 2017
Bead screen depicts atomic life in glorious low resolution.
In an era where virtually flawless 8K screens are a reality, it's easy to forget that low-resolution displays have their own appeal -- a flickering tube TV can exhibit more character than most modern sets. And a team of artists and scientists (at France's Millimètre and Harvard University) are taking full advantage of that emotional pull. Their Life in Picoseconds exhibit uses an "Atom Screen" made of thousands of beads to depict a protein molecule in a purposefully low resolution. The project uses 70 software-guided fans to suspend beads between plastic panels, turning them into pixels when you shine light on them. The effect is fuzzy, jittery and tenuous, as if the energy and fragility of the atoms is reflected in the display itself.
Suffice it to say that this isn't really a general-purpose display. And if you want to see it in person, you'll have to visit Le Laboratoire in Cambridge, Massachusetts no later than June 10th. Even so, it's a good example of how purposefully crude technology can be more engaging than the latest and greatest hardware.
vrijdag 10 maart 2017
World's thinnest large format touchscreen with a marker tracking application.
The world's thinnest large format touchscreen with a marker tracking application. It is based on the fluxTOUCH PCAP technology of the LANG brand SOLUTIONS4AV and has a 55" OLED which allows for a wide viewing angle and a high contrast with a building depth of only 11 mm. Due to its 100 simultaneous touch points it recognises up to six different objects and their individual movements.
woensdag 8 maart 2017
Piccadilly Lights.
In 2017 Piccadilly Lights is changing; the latest iteration of this globally famous advertising location.
The current iconic patchwork of screens will change to a single state-of-the-art 790m² LED screen supporting a unique live technology hub.
For the first time in its existence, three of the six positions on Piccadilly Lights will become available for brands to be part of this London landmark, owned by Land Securities.
dinsdag 7 maart 2017
California billboards promote tourism by showing the landscape behind the ads.
An artist is sprucing up California billboards by having them align with the local landscape if viewed from the right perspective.
The installations, spotted by Adweek, were created to draw attention away from advertisements to the wider world, all part of a project called ‘Desert X’.
The unique outdoor advertising drive has touched down in several places in California is promoted thusly on the dedicated website: “In a cinematic experience animated by driving along Gene Autry Trail, viewers will encounter a series of billboards featuring photographs of the very mountains towards which they are heading.
“In the language of billboard advertising this kind of reading is referred to as a Burma-Shave after the shaving cream company of the same name who used sequential placement to create messaging that could be read only from a moving vehicle.
“Within the desert empire of roadside signs, Bolande chooses to advertise the very thing so often overlooked. Looking up at the billboards our attention is drawn back to the landscape itself.”
The group is dedicated the displaying the beauty of the desert and has held several unique exhibitions doing so in the region. Check out more work from the group on their Facebook page.
Please join us for guided tours of Desert X installations, every weekend until April 30, 2017.
Buy tickets here: http://www.ticketderby.com/event/?id=250051&mode=
Bus tours will take you through the Coachella Valley to see a selection of works by Desert X artists. Every Saturday there will be a morning and afternoon tour, and every Sunday a morning tour. Tours are led by trained docents who will share the history of Desert X and details about the site-specific works. Each tour will take approximately four hours. We encourage you to bring water, sunscreen, a jacket, and comfortable shoes appropriate for walking across rough terrain.
Morning Tour - of northern installations
Arrive: 8:45am
Depart: 9:00am Return: ~ 1:00pm
Depart from parking lot of Ace Hotel & Swim Club, just outside front lobby.
Afternoon Tour - of southern installations
Arrive: 1:15pm
Depart: 1:30pm
Return: ~ 5:30pm
Depart from parking lot of Ace Hotel & Swim Club, just outside front lobby.
Each tour is an individually ticketed event. If you purchase both the north and south tours, you will receive a free Desert X tote bag!
maandag 6 maart 2017
“Invisible” Walkway Scares Shoppers to Attention.
The Installation of the Week is a true testament to the power of immersion and how the five senses can be complicit in simulated reality. Multinational digital content agency Mindconsole recently went to work on building a walkway at Macquarie Shopping Centre in Sydney, Australia that goes from an opaque surface to appearing to collapse under the weight of passersby.
This “invisible” walkway used a 4K OLED screen, motion sensors and various sound effects to very briefly make consumers feel as if they are going to plummet to their doom before dissolving into an advertisement for Rexona’s Invisible Dry range. Yes, this is an elaborate campaign for antiperspirant deodorant of all things. More specifically, it’s pushing Rexona Men Invisible Dry Fresh on the Australian Market after wild success with streak-less, stainless odor protection in the U.K. As the video below illustrates, this playful stunt as well as the candid reactions of unsuspecting participants were all caught by 10 on-site cameras to be used for subsequent content roll-out.
According to John McKeon, marketing manager for Rexona, this “Believe in the Invisible” installation campaign is the first part of a series that will show how the product protects consumers from marks, stains, sweat, etc. As part of the campaign, Rexona has also released two 15-second global TV spots that feature a man and a woman going about everyday life by travelling or walking on invisible objects.
Projection Mapping - Cleveland Cavaliers transform the Quicken Loans Arena.
From project conception to realization – and every step between – Pandoras Box gives users complete control over the entire workflow: christiedigital.com/en-us/business/products/media-servers/pandoras-box Quince Imaging and Cleveland Cavaliers transform the Quicken Loans Arena basketball court into interactive full-court arcade games using Christie Pandoras Box discreet motion-tracking technology. Using a combination of 3D mapping techniques and video content produced by the Cavaliers own QTV team, and Christie Pandoras Box, Quince Imaging transforms the Quicken Loans Arena basketball court into an immersive environment featuring a classic pong-style game with participants competing against each other from each end of the court.
Learn more: Christie media servers give you the power to easily store, manage, play and control your content, your way:
www.christiedigital.com/en-us/business/products/media-servers Advanced control surface creation
framework for customized show control:
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New e-paper device: Oaxis InkCase IVY
The Oaxis InkCase IVY is a smart iPhone 7 case that offers a 2.13" E Ink display that can display the time, notifications, to-do lists and calendar reminders. It can also be customized to show an image so to enhance the style of your iPhone case. The IVY can last up to two months between charges, and protects your phone using BubblePro drop protection tech.
The IVY will ship soon and is ready for pre-order at $49 for the black and white version and $52 for the wood finish model (these prices are lower than the price after launch).
The IVY will ship soon and is ready for pre-order at $49 for the black and white version and $52 for the wood finish model (these prices are lower than the price after launch).
vrijdag 3 maart 2017
Hull, City of UK Culture, 2017
Hull UK City of Culture 2017 kicked off on 1 January with Made in Hull – a seven day event that told the story of the city and its people over almost a century, brought to life with projection mapping across buildings and other sites around the city centre.
Bluman Associates provided the technical production and projection mapping expertise to tell the story of Hull and its important contribution to UK culture. Made in Hull took place over seven evenings and attracted over 340,000 people.
The large-scale project included five sites throughout the city, including Queen Victoria Square and the Aquarium, The Deep. Bluman Associates collaborated with Ground Control and Hull 2017 throughout the feasibility and tender process. Working closely with the production and creative teams, an international team of 20 projectionists provided the technical expertise to project the content over the cities most iconic buildings.
d3 Solution
As well as being chosen to operate the project, d3 media servers were also critical to the projects workflow for pre-visualisation and 3D modelling. Importing 3D models of the larger sites allowed the content to be flawlessly mapped over Queen Victoria Square – which was projected over three buildings – and The Deep, which is over 95 metres long.
Integrating the production infrastructure into the outdoor sites was a challenge, with the sites being open to the public, the structures needed to be as discrete as possible to house and position up to 30 projectors.
‘Utilising the pre-vis functionality of d3 has been invaluable for our collaboration with the creative team’ states Pod Bluman of Bluman Associates. ‘Importing the 3D model of Queen Victoria Square allowed us to illustrate to the artists and producer exactly how the creative content was going to look’.
Bluman Associates provided the technical production and projection mapping expertise to tell the story of Hull and its important contribution to UK culture. Made in Hull took place over seven evenings and attracted over 340,000 people.
The large-scale project included five sites throughout the city, including Queen Victoria Square and the Aquarium, The Deep. Bluman Associates collaborated with Ground Control and Hull 2017 throughout the feasibility and tender process. Working closely with the production and creative teams, an international team of 20 projectionists provided the technical expertise to project the content over the cities most iconic buildings.
d3 Solution
As well as being chosen to operate the project, d3 media servers were also critical to the projects workflow for pre-visualisation and 3D modelling. Importing 3D models of the larger sites allowed the content to be flawlessly mapped over Queen Victoria Square – which was projected over three buildings – and The Deep, which is over 95 metres long.
Integrating the production infrastructure into the outdoor sites was a challenge, with the sites being open to the public, the structures needed to be as discrete as possible to house and position up to 30 projectors.
‘Utilising the pre-vis functionality of d3 has been invaluable for our collaboration with the creative team’ states Pod Bluman of Bluman Associates. ‘Importing the 3D model of Queen Victoria Square allowed us to illustrate to the artists and producer exactly how the creative content was going to look’.
donderdag 2 maart 2017
Canadian companies win Digi Awards.
The winners of the 2017 Digi Awards were recently announced, including two representatives of the Canadian digital signage industry. The annual awards recognize resellers, integrators and service providers. Montreal-based Telecine Multimedia won the best ambient content award for a holiday event project, which involved synchronizing and projecting images based on its employees’ movements on 14 windows of its offices at night.
Outdoor digital sign built to stay warm in Barrie - Canada.
Audiovisual (AV) technology integrator Advanced, based in Mississauga, Ontario, has designed and installed an outdoor digital display with a custom-built heat-regulating enclosure for Park Place, a shopping centre in Barrie.
The project comprises a 2 x 2 matrix of 1.4-m (55-in.) DynaScan liquid crystal displays (LCDs) with 3,000-nit brightness and a 3.5-mm (0.14-in.) bezel. For the weatherproof and tamperproof enclosure, Advaned worked with Batko in Portneuf, Que., to ensure an optimal temperature could be maintained within.
“This was a way to bring a high-resolution indoor display to a challenging outdoor environment without breaking the bank,” says David Weatherhead, president of Advanced. A Crestron control system allows Park Place employees to update content remotely from a touch screen. In addition to ad space sold to the mall’s retailers, the screen broadcasts live sporting events.
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