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Thursday, 10 May 2012 17:07 |
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 Britain’s Inurface Media is giving away a digital signage package worth more than £2500 ($4000) to mark its debut at Screenmedia Expo in London next week.
Visitors to the firm’s stand can enter a draw to win a prize which includes its IUF Media Manager software, a media player from Advantech, a 26-inch Iiyama display, Peerless mounting, and a year’s worth of support and training.
Inurface, whose client roster includes Subway (pictured) and Stena Line, is using Expo to launch IUF Media Manager, its new content management system, as well as its Virtual Changing Room.
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Thursday, 10 May 2012 17:03 |
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 Four Winds Interactive looks set to strengthen its presence in the casino digital signage market after signing a deal with JCM Global that will make Four Winds products available to JCM’s customers.
JCM is one of the leading providers of cash handling systems and printers to casinos worldwide, and also supplies digital displays.
“Customers across North America and around the world have come to rely on JCM for our wide range of display solutions to attract and entertain customers. Now with this partnership with Four Winds Interactive, we can further help customers reach their target audiences in the most dynamic, visually dazzling way possible,” said JCM business development manager Jeff Gray.
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Thursday, 10 May 2012 16:58 |
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 Interactivity will be the major theme of digital signage software supplier Scala’s large presence at Screenmedia Expo in London next week.
Among the promised highlights are demonstrations of screen connectivity with devices such as smartphones and iPads using QR codes, and of Scala’s Fling technology, which allows tablet users to share content on other screens.
The firm will also demonstrate integration of its platform with Twitter, and for users of retail digital signage it will show how on-screen information can be triggered by a consumer’s handling of a product in-store.
The use of mobile devices for control of larger screens will be further demonstrated on the Christie stand, where a video wall built from 35 MicroTiles will run on Scala software, while another Scala partner, U-Touch, will also be showing a 93-inch interactive video wall with multitouch capability.
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Thursday, 03 May 2012 17:55 |
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 Forget the GUI, make way for the NUI – the natural user experience that will allow much more instinctive ways to interact with digital out-of-home media than today’s graphical user interfaces.
That’s the theory expounded by Tim Huckaby, founder and chairman of InterKnowlogy and Actus Interactive Software, who will present on the theme at Screenmedia Expo in London this month.
“A reinvigorated focus on user experience with usable and enticing software has created even greater opportunities for the creation of awesome interactive screens and active digital signage solutions,” says Huckaby.
“When you couple that with the advent of multitouch-capable hardware at consumer prices and the high-level software APIs to leverage multitouch capabilities, we have the start of the new age of software focused on the natural user experience, because we can get cutting-edge systems to market more quickly and inexpensively.”
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