Chris Potter
Pittsburgh-based Duquesne University has looked to benefit from the sustainable and financial benefits of Philips Tableaux ePaper displays, eliminating paper waste while enhancing communications to its 8,000 students.
Spatial Audio company TiMax, has announced a new distribution partnership with Ampco Flashlight Sales for The Netherlands.
“Overstimulating” LED plans scrapped at Leicester Square
Plans for an “excessive” advertising LED setup have been refused due to fears of overstimulation for people with visual processing difficulties.
The Middle East conflict is raising concerns over global energy supply and driving sharp increases in semiconductor material costs. And a fresh supply chain problem could be brewing for the tech industry, according to a report in DigiTimes.
OOH media owner Limited Space has completed the North-East phase of its nationwide digital transformation programme in the UK, unveiling new high-res, large-format LED screens at Metrocentre and Eldon Square.
Triumph Motorcycles has introduced a new digital signage strategy at its Factory Visitor Experience, enabling the team to refresh exhibits quickly, support corporate events and keep the space evolving as new motorcycles are released. The Triumph Factory Visitor Experience gives guests the opportunity to explore the brand’s journey from its founding in 1902 through to modern day production.
Toner, a café-bar and collective space located along the Meguro River in Nishi Gotanda/Fudomae, Shinagawa-ku (Tokyo), has upgraded its audio infrastructure with a suite of Powersoft amplifiers and control solutions, creating a sound environment that evolves from its relaxed daytime ambience to high-energy evenings with DJ performances.
Kinly earns net-zero SBTi validation
Kinly has announced that its net-zero targets have been validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), becoming the first global systems integrator to have taken this step.
Caudalie, the French skincare company, has revamped its landmark headquarters in Paris with an 8x2.5-metre INFiLED LED screen.
Stuttgart's HMDK chooses Genelec for immersive upgrade
Stuttgart’s State University of Music and the Performing Arts (HMDK) HMDK has recently upgraded its recording facilities with a 9.1.4 control room, powered exclusively by Genelec smart active monitors.
