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Digital Signage Klips: A cool and interactive marketing system from BOSE

DigitalSignageBlog — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 09:33:21 +0000

Here’s a klip of a cool and interactive marketing system from BOSE that was showcasing the SoundDock 10 digital music system for the iphone or the ipod. According to the reader there is a small LCD screen that is used to display video clips. The audio from the video clip is played to the SoundDock speakers and this is controlled through a panel on the corner.

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Digital Signage Klip: Free Mobile Phone Charging station with a twist

DigitalSignageBlog — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 05:56:48 +0000

This will be our last post and digital signage klip for 2011 so enjoy. 2012 will be another exciting year for digital signage so please come back and pay us a visit.

One of our Sydney readers sent us a photo of a mobile phone charging station with a digital screen.

The company that developed this innovative system is actually from Australia and they are called ChargedMedia. Their idea is to provide a means of charging your mobile phone power for free but there’s a twist, you will be exposed to ads whilst you wait for the phone to charge. Now that’s quite a clever idea.

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Digital Signage Klips: Digital Signage in Lifts

DigitalSignageBlog — Sat, 10 Dec 2011 00:21:59 +0000

digital signage is everywhere! You’ve probably seen these in shopping centres, retail stores, medical centres, hotels, restaurants, take away stores, bathrooms/toilets, public venues, train stations, bus stops, reception areas, offices and now they can be found in lifts too.

Here’s a picture of a small screen located in a lift showing live TV:

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Digital Signage Klips: LED Screen in Darling Harbour Shopping Centre

DigitalSignageBlog — Fri, 02 Dec 2011 07:59:17 +0000

Quite a number of Shopping Centres are now installing LED screens suspended from the ceiling and I’m quite intrigued as to what was involved with installing such a complex and large screen.

Here’s the image in the Darling Harbour Shopping Centre in Sydney Australia:

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Digital Signage Klips:The importance of a good screen

DigitalSignageBlog — Thu, 24 Mar 2011 11:45:15 +0000

Here’s an example of why it is important to invest in a good screen and I’ll give two examples I saw at Darling Harbour in Sydney Australia. The first example is an LCD screen in Sydney Wildlife World that was relocated from the inside of the reception area to the front. I think the company realised that the location of the screen is important and that visitors walking past did not notice the screens when it was located at the back of the reception area. It is now located at the front closer to were most of the traffic is. Besides one set of the screens being too low (I think this is an OH&S issue – I could almost touch the bottom of the screen with my head) the quality of the screen was pretty bad – have a look at the below picture. I could hardly see the content on the screen even when standing right in front of the screen. I think it’s time for a replacement – please call us if you’re reading this and want it replaced.

The second example is from Sydney Aquarium, which is just around the corner from the Sydney Wildlife. They recently installed multiple digital signage screens at the front of their reception area. From far away, you can clearly see the content of the screen. The colours on the screen is bright compared to the previous example. It’s eye catching and that’s what most digital signage installers need to think about i.e how can I make my screens get noticed. In total they had 5 screens, 4 in landscape and 1 in portrait. My suggestion would be to use a digital menu board at their food counter.

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Digital Signage Klips: Error message on a screen

DigitalSignageBlog — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 05:29:32 +0000

Thanks to David Rossi for sharing this klip of an error message on a screen.

I think error messages like this one is pretty common when using Windows as an operating system.

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Digital Signage Klips: Digital Signage at UTS University Of Technology Sydney

DigitalSignageBlog — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 03:06:31 +0000

This week we received klips of a digital signage implementation at the University of Technology in Sydney Australia. The setup included several video walls in the main building of the university. This is one of the main high traffic areas so it does make sense to install digital signage there. The most interesting and unique factor of this implementation (besides using 6 screens for the wall) is the way the screen were installed on the pillars. There is an additional partition that seems to be angled rather than just flush mounted against the wall. Why? My guess is to increase the viewing angle for the students walking past and also to hide the equipment at the back of the screens.
This university has adopted digital signage quite well and also incorporated the use of projectors near the front of the entrance. Well done!

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Digital Signage Klip – Westpac ATMs

DigitalSignageBlog — Mon, 31 Jan 2011 03:07:33 +0000

It looks like Westpac is ahead of the game with digital signage. We discovered that at the Bankstown Branch above each of the ATMs there is a digital screen displaying Westpac promotions. I’m assuming the idea was to target customers waiting in line for the ATM and update them with current promotions – now that’s a great idea Westpac.

Below is an image of the implementation:

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Digital signage Klips bunnings digital signage

DigitalSignageBlog — Mon, 17 Jan 2011 21:30:09 +0000

In Australia, we love our Bunnings and we noticed how they are using small digital signage screens in their warehouse. I guess the idea is to show product video and information to people interested in the product.

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Digital Signage Klip: LED screen in Westfields Pitt Street

DigitalSignageBlog — Fri, 26 Nov 2010 04:31:54 +0000

The following klip was submitted by Danny from Sydney Australia. The klip shows a large LED screen in the food court area in Westfields Pitt Street Mall Australia. It appears LED screens in shopping centres are becoming more popular.

The Westfields in Pitt Street was officially opened at the end of last month and so far has received quite a lot of attention. There is more than 100 fashion and food specialty stores will open for trade by Christmas, at what will be a world class retail and commercial precinct. I wonder how many are going to use digital signage for their stores.

Stores which will be opening are listed below -
General Pants
Hart & Heim
Henleys
Saxony
Sneakerology
Streetology
Surf Dive & Ski
Tree of Life
Via Alley
Aldo Shoes Pitt Street Mall
Aquila Pitt Street Mall
Bardot Pitt Street Mall
CK Pitt Street Mall
CK Underwear Pitt Street Mall
Cue Pitt Street Mall
Decjuba Pitt Street Mall
DKNY Pitt Street Mall
Esprit Pitt Street Mall
Florsheim Pitt Street Mall
Gap Pitt Street Mall
Georgini Pitt Street Mall
Guess Pitt Street Mall
Jurlique Pitt Street Mall
L’Occitane Pitt Street Mall
Napoleon Perdis Pitt Street Mall
Nespresso Boutique Pitt Street Mall
Sportsgirl Pitt Street Mall
Swarovski Pitt Street Mall
Tag Heuer Pitt Street Mall
Thomas Sabo Pitt Street Mall
Veronika Maine Pitt Street Mall
Wanted Shoes Pitt Street Mall
ZARA Pitt Street Mall
Carla Zampatti Castlereagh Street
Cerrone Castlereagh Street
Frey Wille Castlereagh Street
Germani Jewllery Castlereagh Street
Gucci Castlereagh Street
Hugo Boss Castlereagh Street
Lloyd Castlereagh Street
Maggie T Designer Gallery
Miu Miu Castlereagh Street
Mulberry Castlereagh Street
Prada Castlereagh Street
Stuart Weitzman Castlereagh Street
Little Joe Designer Gallery
Zimmermann Designer Gallery
Summit Espresso Sydney Room (Food)
Summit Panini & Wine Bar Sydney Room (Food)

Thanks to Danny for the photo.

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Digital Signage Klip: Digital Signage is easy at EazyWay

DigitalSignageBlog — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 11:48:42 +0000

I was walking past one of the most popular locations in Sydney Australia and noticed the first digital menu board for EasyWay. There were three large screens on the back wall and each had a different menu listing or image displayed. Digital Menu boards are now becoming more popular for take away stores and outlets.

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Digital Signage Klips: oovie kiosk

DigitalSignageBlog — Tue, 28 Sep 2010 04:00:07 +0000

Renting movies has become so much easier especially when you have a oovie kiosk. I saw one at a petrol station and thought to myself what a “great idea”. Basically, the kiosk allows you to rent the latest dvd movies and the process is really simple. All you do is select the movie from a touch screen at the front of the kiosk and then process the payment using your credit card. You then collect the DVD and return it the next day. The price of renting the DVD is $2.99 and it needs to be returned the next night by 9:00pm. I’m not sure what the late fees or charges are but according to their website you won’t pay any more than $36.00

I would be very interested to see how the inside of the kiosk looks like. My guess is that these systems are centrally managed by a content management server at head office and whenever there’s a new release the server pushed this out to each of the kiosks. The kiosk probably has an internet connection and a DVD burner which burns the movies onto the DVD. It might even have a DVD printer to print the covers. This is a quite interesting and innovative kiosk and digital signage solution.

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Digital Signage Klip: Spot the problem on this screen

DigitalSignageBlog — Tue, 14 Sep 2010 14:18:52 +0000

We noticed a problem on a particular screen and took a quick snapshot of it- hence the bad quality. But if you look closely you’ll notice the error. Can you see it?

If you look closely you’ll notice scroll bars on the screen located on the left hand side. The content that was being played was a video and the player that was actually used was realplayer.

Here’s a picture of where the scroll bars was located:

So really, my guess is that the device connected to these screens was a PC with generic and standard software installed. For some retail stores, this setup is pretty common as it all comes down to budget and costings.

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Digital Signage Klips: ING video wall

DigitalSignageBlog — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 12:52:20 +0000

I was walking past the ING building in Sydney Australia and saw a video wall made up of 18 NEC screens. The content seemed pretty static and the bezel was quite noticible but we all know that the smaller the bezel the higher the cost of the screen.

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Digital Signage Klip: Gold Coast LED Screens

DigitalSignageBlog — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 13:34:03 +0000

Last week I was on a family trip at the gold coast and noticed how digital signage was everywhere. Most of the retail stores at Surfers Paradise had an LCD screen – I spotted quite a few of the Panasonic 42 inch Plasma screens.

It was by sheer luck that I stumbled (I literally didn’t really notice the screen) across two LED Screens – one was located on the main streets of surfers paradise whilst the other was at a plaza (it didn’t have many people walking past there). In any case out of habit I decided to take a Klip of these screens. Sorry if I don’t have the exact location or know what the location is for these screens. I’ll promise that the next time I take a photo I’ll include the GPS co-ordinates.

Here’s also a quick video of what I saw (sorry for the bad filming):

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Digital Signage Klips: World Cup Digital Signage LED screens in Darling Harbour

DigitalSignageBlog — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 12:28:34 +0000

The socceroos didn’t it make it to the next round but have a look at these LED screens in Darling Harbour which is being used as part of the FIFA FAN FEST in Sydney Darling Harbour. During the day it’s just a notice board (seem like it only being used to display the timetable for the day) but at night it becomes a massive TV. It would have been good if it was also showing the latest results and some highlights – basically use it as a digital signage system. In any case who wouldn’t want to watch a soccer game on these screens?

Who would have thought that both Italy and France wouldn’t make it to the next round.!.!?!

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Digital Signage Klip: Is your Digital Signage Test Bench as messy as ours?

DigitalSignageBlog — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 05:47:41 +0000

In the past couple of weeks we’ve been busy testing different digital signage systems and we were also involved in a digital signage installation. We have a test bench with a 37″ LCD screen which we primarily use to build and test our digital signage solutions. We were wondering whether other people’s test benches were as messy as ours.

Feel free to send us pictures of your test bench to info@digitalsignageblog.com and we’ll share it with the rest of the world.

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Digital Signage Klips: Panasonic screen at Sydney Airport

DigitalSignageBlog — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 09:27:44 +0000

This week’s digital signage klip is from a well know location – Sydney Airport. The picture is of a large Panasonic screen located in the International Arrival Department (near the C gates). I don’t have the full details but as you can see there are also two smaller screens showing a map of Australia.

Thanks to Wendy for the photo.

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Digital Signage Klips: Liverpool Markets Sydney Australia

DigitalSignageBlog — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 05:11:52 +0000

This week’s klip is from Angela, a shopper at Liverpool Markets Sydney Australia. She sent us a photo of what looks like a projector screen at the food court area. She advised that there seemed to have been an issue with the projector as everything on the screen was blue in colour. Hopefully someone will fix this soon as it looks really ugly.

Thanks to Angela an Aussie and a long time reader of the digital signage blog.

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Digital Signage Klips: Real Estate error message

DigitalSignageBlog — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 05:30:27 +0000

I was walking past a real estate agent and noticed an error message on their digital signage screen. Obviously being in this field I couldn’t help myself and take the camera out to take a photo of the error message:

From the error message I could tell that the owners of this real estate agency was using Power Point to display the images and content and I asked myself WHY?

Why are businesses still using Power Point? Is it because it’s easy to use and most people know how to use it. Is it because it’s cost effective?

Do you know the reason why businesses are still using Power Point?

Feel free to submit your answer as a comment.

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Digital Signage Klips: Easter Show Homebush Sydney Australia

DigitalSignageBlog — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 04:30:46 +0000

This weeks klips are pictures we took at the Easter Show Homebush Sydney Australia. This is actually the first time I attended the show and I couldn’t believe how many people where there and how big the show area was. I only spent a few hours there and only covered 1/4 of all the events.

Before you actually enter the show area you will notice a big led screen at the entrance:

Basically, digital signage was everywhere. There was quite a number of stalls which had digital signage and I believe that they were running the content from a CD/DVD player as I couldn’t find a PC or embedded appliance. By the way I didn’t see any kiosk or digital signage screens with directions or way finding. I actually hope to see this next year and if the organisers wants to contact us feel free to do so as we will be able to assist. Here are some photos of the digital signage screens:

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Digital Signage Klip: Rare error in Japan?

Danny Hsueh — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 03:00:24 +0000

When you think of anything digital, from technology to electronics, robotics, and large screens, you would normally think of one place that has it all – Japan.

It is one of the leading countries in the world in technology, and at the forefront of digital advertising it is noticed by the whole world.

So it is a rare sight to see this next klip showing a large digital signage board made up of 9 tiles go wrong. Unfortunate enough, the digital signage board remained unattended to throughout the whole night until the next morning.

Thanks to Andrew who is a long time reader of the digital signage blog and currently resides in Japan for this klip.

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Digital Signage Klip: Narita Airport collage

DigitalSignageBlog — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 03:08:12 +0000

The following klip is submitted by Saori from Narita airport in Japan.
It shows a collage of large screens aligned together to create a long digital signage display.

Thanks Saori for sharing your klip with us.

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Digital Signage Klip: Sapporo Japan

DigitalSignageBlog — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 09:15:39 +0000

This week’s klip is sent in by Jenny, from Sapporo Japan. Japan is one of the most technologically advanced country and apparently digital signage is everywhere.

The first image is a photo of a large screen in one of the busiest corner streets in Sapporo. The second photo shows a screen next to the railway timetable in Sapporo JR station.

Many thanks to Jenny for sharing this with our readers.

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Digital Signage Klips: Supermarket in Miami Florida

DigitalSignageBlog — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 05:22:39 +0000

This week’s klip is sent in by Frank, who works for a company called Arcoiris TV network. They own a digital signage network inside supermarkets in Miami, Florida, USA.

As you can see from the pictures, the screens are located at the checkout. Obviously, this is the most ideal location as you have customers waiting in line to be served.

Thanks Frank for sharing this with our readers.

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Digital Signage Klips: Cityrail, where do I go now?

Danny Hsueh — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 03:00:34 +0000

This week’s klip is sent in by Christine, a regular commuter to work by train in Sydney, one day notices that the destination board has failed.

Being an everyday commuter, luckily she is able to just follow the path she walks everyday and get to the correct platform. But for others, it may be a nightmare.

Thanks Christine for sharing.

Christine from Sydney, a regular commuter on the public train network snaps an unpleasant surprise to start her day

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Digital Signage Klip: Digital Signage onboard Oasis of the Seas

DigitalSignageBlog — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 06:29:48 +0000

This weeks digital signage Klip is from Nikki and it’s about a video klip of an innovative and unique digital wayfinding signage on board a the Oasis of the Sea ship.

Here’s the video klip:

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Digital Signage Klips: Japan random video klips

DigitalSignageBlog — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 05:30:31 +0000

We received several short video klips from Hiro in Japan. The videos gives us a good idea of how digital signage has been implemented in Japan both in stores and also outdoors. This helps everyone understand how digital signage has been implemented in other countries and we look forward to receiving more Klips from other parts of the world. You can send them to us via email info@digitalsignageblog.com – for more information read the following post http://www.digitalsignageblog.com/2009/12/04/klips-share-your-digital-signage-snap/.

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Digital Signage Klips: Advertise Me snaps for 2010

DigitalSignageBlog — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 13:00:54 +0000

At the end of last year we asked our readers (http://www.digitalsignageblog.com/2009/12/04/klips-share-your-digital-signage-snap/) to send us digital signage Klips so we can share with the rest of the world. We decided to kick off the year with our own Klips that we’ve taken whilst being out and about. You can view these here http://tweetphoto.com/user/advertisemeAU and make sure you follow us in twitter (http://www.twitter.com/advertisemeAU) so you can receive our latest updates. Let’s review some of these digital signage Klips and implementations:

	I noticed this whilst waiting in line at the cinemas. The screen in portrait mode was next to other static lightboxes which nicely blended in with the surroundings. The screen was positioned right in front of the exit door which should have captured the attention of people exiting the cinema room but I noticed that not even one person looked at the screen. The screen was also right next to the bin which I think was strategic. From what I could observe, only the people standing in line waiting to enter the cinema room noticed the screen.
	This got my attention as soon as I walked past the window. The screen was installed in an enclosure that looked exactly like an iPhone and was surrounded by Christmas decorations that looked like a Christmas tree. Was very effective but it would have been better if it was a touchscreen so that it could simulate a real iphone.
	This was quite an innovative and unique design. Unfortunately, the video wall which had 8 screens were all turned off. There were also other screens displaying advertisements located in that structure.
	The virgin kiosks were different, in a sense that there were screens located at the top of the kiosk which was displaying the same content as the kiosk screen. I like the idea that you could purchase and download music files to your USB stick.
	I noticed this Britney Spears perfume stall when I was in Myers. Quite a number of people were just taking photos of this and hence the reason it was brought to my attention. I somehow managed to take a photo of the screen at the exact time when the digital content was the same as the static poster. Try to spot where the screen is located.

So there you have it. We’ve started the year with various digital signage Klips and implementations and we look forward to receiving more digital signage Klips from our readers – email the images to info@digitalsignageblog.com. Please note due to the large number of Klips we receive, we cannot post all of these so we would also like to apologise in advance.

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Digital Signage Klips: Outdoor Screen

Danny Hsueh — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 03:00:24 +0000

In the busy city of Adelaide (in South Australia) lies the popular stretch of shops in Rundle Mall. There is no other perfect place for this large piece of real estate to impress than to be suspended high up in full view of passers-by. Perfect for the festive season and Christmas shopping, this large LED screen creates entertainment for all.

This week’s klip comes from Becky, a regular shopper at Rundle Mall.
“There is not one girl in Adelaide who does not know Rundle Mall”.

Do you have any klips you would like to share? Send them to info@digitalsignageblog.com with your name, business name, and a short brief describing the klip.

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