The recent unveiling of a massive lobby installation at Legacy Union, titled “Unify”, reinforces the belief that the next evolution of display technology application will be markedly different than the current digital modality.

Not everything is in the cloud. In fact, businesses that handle sensitive data such as financial records, medical records, and travel documents must maintain higher network security than ever before. That’s sent these businesses off the cloud and back to on-site hosting for their digital display management systems. Until now. NanoLumens just launched a locally-hosted version of its AWARE digital display management system. Its development was inspired by NanoLumens customers who’d asked for a one-to-one version for local hosting.

On this episode of NanoSessions, a NanoLumens podcast, Ted Heske, Director of Intellectual Property for NanoLumens, discusses patents and the intellectual property they work with when creating state-of-the-art display technology.

Without a background or steady base of knowledge of Pro AV, it’s honestly hard to keep up with all the advanced digital display technology that NanoLumens puts to work in its state-of-the-art displays. Micro LED versus LCD, pixels, pitch, curved display… for a new customer or someone new to the industry, learning and understanding all the terminology is no doubt a challenge. On this new episode of NanoSessions, a NanoLumens podcast, host Sean Heath welcomed senior copywriter Robert Simms to discuss the learning curve and how he goes about writing copy that’ll get read.

On this episode of NanoSessions, a NanoLumens podcast, Adam Dixon, operations director of electrical engineering for NanoLumens, gives his perspective on designing fire retardant LED displays. “Fire dynamics are incredibly complex,” Dixon said. “We explored some uncommon or never previously used material combinations for the LED package itself as well as the air board construction.”

Joe’ Lloyd, NanoLumens vice president of global marketing and business development discusses the company’s recent study on competing value propositions of LED vs. LCD display technology and shares what the future looks like for LED displays.

Some wow-inducing digital displays are going up in a most surprising places: Airports. On today’s episode of NanoSessions, Brett Farley, director of strategic business development for NanoLumens, discusses how digital displays range from everyday way-finding signage to dynamic art and spectacular displays.

LED screens are no longer just in the box. With sophisticated technology, digital displays now have the ability to become digital wallpaper, and that’s exactly how NanoLumens thinks of their displays. To discuss this topic today is expert Joey Commander, Senior Business Development Specialist at NanoLumens.

Much of the focus on LED video wall technology has been about resolution, but there comes a point where screens may have a sharper resolution than what the eye can see. In this episode of NanoSessions, Dan Rossborough, Director of Strategic Projects with NanoLumens, explains that the Pro AV industry has reached this peak, but at the end of the day it’s all about perception.

Some wow-inducing digital displays are going up in a most surprising places: Airports. On today’s episode of NanoSessions, Brett Farley, director of strategic business development for NanoLumens, discusses how digital displays range from everyday way-finding signage to dynamic art and spectacular displays.

The most innovative uses of digital LED technology being implemented across the world, from airports to public stadiums, are made possible by the best possible tech — not the cheapest. The key is educating the consumer so they can make the best possible decision. Customers are looking for the highest quality solutions that truly meet their needs today as well as for years to come. That is why understanding the jargon and technology in an LED solution will help buyers make the most informed buying decision possible.

Digital signage in the sports market has reached ubiquity, meaning applications are getting more creative. Whether it’s for interactive stations to bring fans to the stadium, jumbotrons that display real-time social media feeds, or LED art displays that inspire and put local retailers in the eyes of fans, applications seems limitless.

University campuses are constantly looking for new and fresh ways to stimulate learning and encourage growth in their students. As the needs and expectations of students change, campuses have to adapt along with them. Increasingly, universities are turning to LED video walls to help create experiences that foster learning and community within their spaces.

With the ubiquity of digital signage on the rise, new frontiers like the convergence of AV and IT and the explosion of VoT are on the horizon. Larry O’Hagan, Inside Sales Associate for NanoLumens, joined us this episode to talk about why AV and IT need to learn from each other, why he thinks VoT devices are the future. “This makes a visual impact statement upon people.”