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Installation Profile: AV Update By Dan Daley When the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md., graduated its first class in 1854, semaphore flags were the primary means sailors used for long-distance... |
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The Buzz: Installation Spotlight: Ronn Residence, Houston By Trevor Boyer In early 2004, David Ronn, a bass-playing lawyer in Houston, started the process of building a new house. He wanted his family's new home to be environmentally... |
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World Market Center Las Vegas, Part 2 By John W. DeWitt World Market Center Las Vegas, host of the semi-annual Las Vegas Market event and year-round home to the Las Vegas Design Center, opened its third building this summer and will continue expanding aggressively over the next five years. To guide visitors and tenants through the rapidly growing, multi-building complex, a sophisticated, custom-developed wayfinding kiosk system was developed and piloted this past summer... |
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nLighten Technologies on Displays in the Corporate Environment By Jessaca Gutierrez SVC recently set down with nLighten Technologies Vice President Ken Lee to discuss the trends in the corporate AV display market, how the market is changing, and what the road ahead looks like. ... |
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Brains Behind the Wall By Jay Ankeney If you listen carefully, you can almost hear the videowall in the lobby of Philadelphia's Comcast Center thinking. For 18 hours a day, the giant 83ft.-wide-by-25ft.-high,... |
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Picture This: Video Technology at CEDIA By Jeff Sauer The slow economy dragged attendance at CEDIA Expo 2008 down by a reported 14 percent from last year. But it didn't stop manufacturers from driving video... |
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Custom Signage Markets to Patients in Physicians' Offices By John W. DeWitt In pursuit of captive audiences beyond traditional retail venues, digital-signage applications are expanding into new market niches. In physicians' offices, for instance, waiting-room televisions are making way for custom digital signage that markets products and services to patients while they wait... |
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Bottom Line: Flexible, Functional, and Cost Efficient By Jessaca Gutierrez Keith Fish, VSI project manager, cited what is a common, straight-forward bottom line for many AV installations—flexibility, functionality, and cost efficiency—when discussing VSI’s most recent installation.... |
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Toronto Deploys Wireless Signage on Commuter Trains By John W. DeWitt Digital signage has become a ubiquitous tool for informing and entertaining the traveling public—particularly via fixed installations in airports, bus terminals, and train stations. "We face unique networking challenges when deploying on moving trains," says Jonathan Rhee, vice president of operations for United Mobile Broadcasting Corporation (UMBC)... |
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Market Mysteries By Michael Goldman I'm just home from a vibrant CEDIA Expo 2008 — an event SVC is covering in detail online and in our upcoming October issue... |
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