Press Releases

Korean cosmetics retailer Innisfree is taking North America by storm, and the brand is counting on in-store digital experiences to draw in customers and create shareable moments that appeal to today’s connected consumers. Following the success of an enhanced digital design at its second Manhattan location in late 2018, the company knew it had a winning formula for retail stores and contracted the digital signage experts at Creative Realities, Inc. (CRI), to implement large NanoLumens LED displays at multiple U.S. stores slated for openings through Q2 2020.

Las Vegas is known for big, bold attractions, from architecture to shows to the always-lit Las Vegas Strip. When Treasure Island casino decided a renovation would include a brand-new sports bar, The Golden Circle, the casino knew it couldn’t be subtle if it wanted to stand out. To shake things up and create a space that’s perfect for watching the city’s new, hugely popular NHL team the Golden Knights, NanoLumens, award-winning creators of LED visualization solutions in any size, shape or curvature, was contracted to design and deliver an ultra-wide 24-foot by 5-foot, 1.8mm pixel pitch LED video wall that is now the centerpiece of the all-new sports bar.

The future of LED displays has never been brighter as AV integrators, designers and end-user customers come to understand how to better assess the total cost of ownership (TCO) of LED and LCD solutions, according to the results of a recently completed online industry survey of 454 participants conducted by NanoLumens, award-winning creators of LED visualization solutions.

The new Engineering and Computer Science West (ECSW) building at the University of Texas at Dallas, a dazzling glass and metal structure with soaring ceilings and huge interior windows offering views into each lab, was designed by faculty and staff to showcase engineering in action and inspire the next generation of engineers. New LED technology reflects building’s goal of showing engineering in action and inspiring students to develop tomorrow’s engineering marvels.

Palace Skateboards, one of the world’s newest skateboard and apparel companies, fuses creative design with cutting edge technologies to build luxury retail stores that give consumers an experience unlike anywhere else. The brand's recently launched Los Angeles location is its most inventive to date, utilizing a 13.5-foot-tall by 7-foot-wide, 2.5mm pixel pitch curved NanoLumens LED display and a projection mapping system to create a one-room visual journey focused on skateboarding.