Interactive displays lead the way in retail
Interactive digital signage will help deliver innovative retail spaces that will ultimately lead to a deeper consumer education and brand loyalty.
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Interactive digital signage will help deliver innovative retail spaces that will ultimately lead to a deeper consumer education and brand loyalty.
BrightSign LLC, a digital signage media player, and Nexmosphere, which makes sensors and actuators for digital signage, are integrating Nexmosphere technology into BrightSign players. The solutions enable customer interactivity with touchless technology using sensors to deliver engaging, memorable and hygienic…
Logo provided. May 24, 2021 GKI Group, an Israel based development company, recently launched Cecilia.ai, a robotic bartender that responds to voice commands, according to a company blog. The machine features interactive conversation, precise cocktail recipes, touchless interaction and can communicate brand messages and promotions.
Photo: provided May 20, 2021 Sigmasense, a provider of touch sensing performance technology, has begun production of its Sigmadrive based SDC100 touch controller for interactive displays, according to a press release. The SDC100 enables touch response that is faster and more accurate than a smartphone, even on 75-inch outdoor digital signs with 13-mm thick tamper-resistant glass. The capabilities result from a unique method of current-mode sensing that the company claims is an exponential improvement over the traditional voltage-mode threshold approach. Current-mode sensing uses ultra-low vol...
April 23, 2021 Boxlight Corp., a provider of digital signage and interactive solutions, has installed its ProColor interactive flat panel displays at the Clelian Heights School for Exceptional Children. The company deployed the displays in each classroom to boost engagement for students with special needs ranging from 5-to-21 years old, according to a press release. The school is using the displays to provide crystal clear images to help students stay engaged, especially those learning remotely. "Our class uses our Boxlight panel every day," Melissa Fligger, special education teacher, Clelian...