Blue Shield have invested in two new large digiTHIN LED screens at their corporate headquarters in Oakland, California.
The larger of the two screens is located in a coffee bar on the main floor lobby of the building, with views straight out onto the two major downtown Oakland streets.
Over the Summer, Parx Casino in Bensalam, Philadelphia opened its $10 million sportsbook, home of another digiLED digiTHIN LED screen.
The phenomenal 165 sqm digiTHIN Q LED display, wrapped around the walls of the room, offers a sharp pixel pitch of 2.6mm to light up the sporting venue.
“I did yoga in front of a giant nature screen and it was chill AF”
Tori Crowther, Pop Sugar
E-Stream Communications has integrated a full HD LED screen into FLY LDN, a yoga studio based in London.
The dark studio space has been lit up by their huge digiTHIN HD2600 screen, and with its vivid, brilliant images and outstanding contrasts it gives a very real and immersive feeling to the serene landscapes that are being showcased.
A recent InfoComm International report published suggests that the video display sector is set to climb one place to become the fourth largest AV market field by 2018, replacing the current holders of that position, video projection.
Conducted by the industry body, in collaboration with information, analytics and solutions organisation IHS Markit, the InfoComm Outlook and Trends Analysis (IOTA) project examined detailed figures collected from a sample of key vendors, and sourced buyer-side data from segments including: broadcast media, education, the government, hospitality, retail, plus security surveillance.
In collaboration with GoVision, our premier commercial partner, digiLED Toura6 LED modules presented all the action at the 2017 NCAA Final Four held at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Arizona earlier this month.
The LED screens erected for the four-day basketball event comprised digiLED’s Toura6 modules which were used in GoVision’s previous award-winning project, Colossus TV – the world’s largest, four-sided, centre-hung outdoor display, located at Bristol Motor Speedway, Tennessee.
On November 2, 1936, the British Broadcasting Corporation launched the first regular high-definition television service in the UK, broadcasting live from Alexandra Palace, London. The term ‘high-definition’ was used for this pioneering service in the 1930s, in comparison with earlier systems that were based on mechanical processes with as few as 30 lines of resolution – this has since been adopted again more recently to describe the new generation of communications media that display a substantially higher resolution than that of its predecessors.
The first day of the Ryder Cup is about to begin, the sun is out, and the digiLED Toura 6 screens are looking pretty good so far. Good luck to both teams! #sittingsafelyonthefence
Much fun had by all on the most recent digiLED team day out – and thankfully digiLED are better at installing LED screens than they are driving boats…
Colossus TV was centre stage at our booth at InfoComm 2016 this year, and because it is such a record breaking success, AV magazine have made it front page news.
