Living Ledscreens

Embraceled can turn a crowd into a LED screen as dynamic as they are. It assigns visitors pixels and remembers its location no matter how massive the crowd.

-  Led's connect Whenever similar interests are nearby, the Embraceled will light up in the corresponding colour. Simply hold the bracelets together and contact details are shared.
-  Led's inform Uncertainty about the program, the location of the upcoming activity or when it's time for lunch? Embraceled can spread a light and inform wearers about the next step to take at your event.
-  Led's vote With the push of the button, Embraceleds can be used as a voting system. By setting the
colour that corresponds with the chosen answer, everyone is able to submit their vote in a flash.
-  Led's play With simple interactive games, Embraceleds take part in the fun and push for social interaction.

 

OSCARS RED CARPET STRETCHES ALL THE WAY TO US MALLS.

creenfeed has long been known for curating and very nicely presenting news, data, images and video in automated feeds for digital signage networks, but it added an interesting new wrinkle the other night when it live-streamed video from the Academy Awards red carpet last Sunday.

The live stream took over large digital screens placed in several U.S. malls for the two-hour event.  I

“The canvas is amazing. These screens are 13’ high and 18’ tall, hung from the ceiling in areas that are viewed by millions of viewers over the course of the year,” says Jeremy Gavin, CEO of Screenfeed.  “I was on hand at two of the malls showing the stream and it was exciting to hear people talking about the screens and actually stop what they were doing for a while to watch.”

The Daktronics LED screens are used by the mall operators to deliver their own messages and partner advertising, as well as entertain guests with daily feeds from Screenfeed.

The red carpet of the Oscars is more about who is wearing what and how than the actual awards given out later in the evening and Gavin indicates this is just what the malls were looking for.  “Being fashion-focused is very important to malls as much of their retail-base relates to fashion and style. So showing the red carpet at a glamorous event such as this met this objective.”

Video Here

Pizza Hut interactive concept table.

Pizza Hut partnered with Chaotic Moon Studios to create an interactive concept table that lets customers visualize their pizza orders and customize them on the spot.
The concept is basically an interactive surface that lets diners build their orders from scratch. Diners can select their pizza size, sauce and cheese, and toppings. They can also add in side orders like spicy chicken wings or Hershey’s chocolate dunkers. After selecting a mode of payment, customers can even choose to play games while waiting.
The company sees the interactive concept table as something that could be “the future of the Pizza Hut dine-in ordering experience.”

BP Netherlands rollout.

Bron; www.dailydooh.com

Amscreen CEO Simon Sugar told us that they started their
BP Netherlands rollout this week…

Note the new large screen out the front of the convenience store.

Foto shot March.

HP Kiosk.

HP Kiosk / NRF 2014 Demo

Augmented reality wall.

This is a wall painting on Leisure Management department floor in Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam (the Netherlands ) that I've painted in collaboration with Luc Parhan and Nikita Binda. After we realized that our painting is going to be a machine, we thought that it would be awesome to make it move. That is how the idea of adding augmented reality appeared.

More info from Alisa Rysaeva, here.

Ring screen.

Ring Screen is a video projection screen design. With the ability to display 360° video. Ring Screen becomes the center of attention at any event, allowing your attendees to see your brand or campaign from anywhere in the room. This ‘center of venue screen’ can be displayed in a number of different formats based on the needs of your event. The screen imagery can be arranged as one single 360° image, 180° degree images, or up to six separate images rotating around the screen and multiple sizes are available.

 Take a look here

Mercedes Class S Show in Shanghai.

This project was a huge event, involving more than 700 people (production, artists, technicians, workers). 45 days for the preparation, 4 days for the setup, 2 days for the reharseals and 2200 guests on the D Day. Gaël Picquet had to coordinate construction, light and sound for the stage area, cocktail areas, after party and a big outdoor display. On the stage, for the main show, he had also to look after video (more than 1240m2 of curved LED screens including a video floor), light (more than 300 lighting fixtures), sound (with an orchestra and 60 choirs), fly systems (6 giant holoscreens, 3 light ring, 1 LED screen of 34m x 11m), 7 aerial performers, 26 cars, 6 professional dancers, 160 mass choregraphy performers and a fragance diffusion in the audience area. An event can't be resume by numbers, but it give an idea of the size...

Spike supersonic business jet swaps windows for a wraparound live-view display.

We're pretty excited about the Spike S-512 supersonic business jet, but this latest feature could potentially make a three-hour Mach 1.6 hop from New York to London a bit nerve-wracking for uneasy fliers. A post on the company's blog this week describes one of the cabin features, a "thin display screen" that's embedded in the wall. Cameras mounted around the jet's exterior will power a panoramic view, which can also be swapped for other images or content that's more conductive to sleep, such as a solid dark color or a starry night scene. Removing the windows helps Spike trim the plane's weight while also reducing drag, enabling faster speeds and boosted fuel efficiency. We don't expect commercial airliners to follow suit, however, so if flying 1,218 mph in a windowless tube is something that strikes your fancy, you'll need to hop aboard an S-512 after the supersonic jet takes to the skies in 2018.