The newsroom at the Dallas Morning News has been delivering breaking stories and commentary to residents of the Dallas-Fort Worth area for more than 130 years. The historic newsroom, built in 1951, recently received an oversized technology upgrade with the integration of a 6mm pixel pitch, 75’ wide by 2’ tall NanoLumens Nixel Series™ LED display.

Understanding the revenue-generating, creative and production advantages that only an LED display-based advertising network can deliver, Lamar Airport Advertising recently removed all of the static advertising signage and banners in the Terminal 1 baggage claim area of McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas and replaced them with 60 Engage Series™ and Performance Series™ LED displays from NanoLumens.

Upscale brands clamor for advertising space on NanoLumens 19’ x 33.5’ Performance Series™ LED display that is the centerpiece of Kuala Lumpur’s iconic shopping center.

Innisfree’s second Manhattan store, located next door to a major competitor, uses vibrant NanoLumens LED display technology to draw in customers and appeal to a new generation of cosmetics users.

When the Melbourne City Council needed a display to promote and celebrate the city’s rich aboriginal history, they turned to NanoLumens for a LED display solution that would re-imagine a 19th century building for 21st century visitors.

When the Baton Rouge City Council needed a final touch to their remodeled chambers, they turned to NanoLumens for 1.87mm NanoLumens Engage™ Series displays

During a recent revamp, it became apparent that the Navy Pier needed a bolder way to inform guests. NanoLumens provided the perfect solution with four of its Engage Series™ true HD displays that act as Navy Pier’s new, visually stunning welcome to guests.

A new Sydney Trains Rail Operations Centre (ROC) control room now features one of the world’s largest command and control LED displays. This display, which includes the largest number of pixels, was designed, engineered and installed by NanoLumens, award-winning creators of LED displays in any size, shape or curvature, from a commission by Australian integration firm Critical Room Solutions and technology consultant Digital Place Solutions (DPS).

When your brand is all about flavor and your company slogan suggests you “Bring the Joy of Flavor to Life,” you best display a bit of this “spice” when visitors enter your new $170 million headquarters. Global spice manufacturer McCormick & Company recently turned that task over to NanoLumens, award-winning creators of uniquely compelling interactive LED visualization solutions, a company that knows all about adding some visual flavor to open spaces.

The Las Vegas Convention Center has expanded its digital footprint in a huge way with two seamless, back-to-back 40-foot NanoLumens LED displays over a main visitor walkway. The two new displays add to the world's largest single-site implementation of the cloud-based NanoLumens AWARE platform, giving the LVCC fast, simple control and monitoring of unlimited digital displays.

For It's recent expansion, Boise Centre wanted more than just a rectangular wall of rectangular TVs. So they turned to NanoLumens' truly curved technology.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION Trying to attract the attention of college students with content on a display screen in a city overflowing with video screens like Las Vegas is a daunting task. The University of Nevada Las Vegas faced exactly this challenge with a recent on-campus LED display installation in Hospitality Hall. They knew only one display company was going to effectively handle this, and handle and with flair, and that was NanoLumens. National [...]