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Mastering the Curve – the Apex of dvLED Displays
Architects, designers, and AV customers are often boxed into thinking of digital displays only within the framework of the traditional rectangle but direct view LED (dvLED) displays do not have to...
Let’s Talk About Flip-Chip
Occasionally an innovation arises that allows LED display manufacturers to improve both efficiency and performance. Introducing “flip-chip” architecture, an advancement that represents an...
Digital Signage: Fusing Art and Infrastructure at the Airport
Airports are serving as a cultural arts centers for busy travelers who may not have time to take in a city's museums, galleries, or parks. Immersive LED displays have become the leading tool to...
Bright Thinking – HDR on Emissive Screens
High Dynamic Range (HDR), from content creation to display delivery, is the critical step towards realistic lifelike images to the viewer’s eye. But what exactly is HDR and how does it work on...
LED Displays: Be Gone, Boring Boardrooms
If you are a decision-maker within your organization, the boardroom is likely one of the primary places where you make the case for your decisions. Shouldn’t you want to make that case as sexy and...
Congrats to all Digital Signage Awards Winners!
Amidst what has proven a thrilling ISE 2020 in the show’s last year in Amsterdam, NanoLumens would like to take a moment to congratulate our partners and peers for their great successes at the...
An Imaginary Conversation about White Point and Digital Displays
Ready to brush up on some digital signage lingo? White point is the term used to reference the appearance of white on a screen or surface. It is also called color temperature. Get more details -...
See You at ISE!
With Integrated Systems Europe fewer than a dozen days away, NanoLumens would like to voice our excitement for this year’s show. We’ll be sending several of our smartest minds to Amsterdam this...
Making Meaning with Media Architecture
We’ve written in this space before about the degrees of freedom in design NanoLumens grants each of our clients but its worth briefly touching on the media architecture successes of a few...
Three Video Wall and LED Display Trends to Monitor in 2020
The new year is here and the digital signage landscape looks a lot different than it did this time last year. We expect it will evolve even further over the course of 2020 and we’ve highlighted a...
Highlighting Our Favorite Installs of 2019
As 2019 comes to a close, we thought we’d take the opportunity to look back at a handful of our favorite NanoLumens installations from the past year. The post Highlighting Our Favorite Installs of...
LED in CLT: Giving Charlotte, North Carolina a Modern Art Makeover
One of the sharpest cities in the American Southeast has received a dramatic digital makeover in recent years and the new look is delivering welcome buzz to a community striving to assert itself...
Have a Happy and Safe Thanksgiving
The leaves have turned here outside the NanoLumens headquarters in Norcross, Georgia, and a brisk wind has started to smart rosy cheeks in the early mornings. It is late fall, and the Thanksgiving...
Darker Darks are the Key to LED Contrast Ratios
In attempting to digitally recreate real life on a screen, one of the most important metrics to consider is contrast ratio, which the National American Standards Institute lays out as “the...
We Wish Everyone a Happy and Safe Veterans Day
November 11th is celebrated every year in the United States as Veterans Day, honoring all Americans who have served our country in the armed forces. The holiday, renamed from Armistice Day in...
Defining Distance: Pixel Pitch vs. Fill Ratio
There are two ways to measure the space between pixels and each tell their own story. The first is pixel pitch, a common specification listed early in the description of any digital display...
Ironing out straightforward definitions for the AV industry’s most malleable terminology!
OLED (and Other Things): A Series of Questions Asked and Answered Concerning LED and OLED
LED, LCD, ULED, OLED, HDR, DLP, AV. This alphabet soup can get confusing if you aren’t immersed in the terminology on a day to day basis and one of the most common mix ups occurs with the phrases...
Dive into the Designers Guide to Degrees of Freedom
Taking place next Thursday at 1 PM, what this webinar ultimately promises is that participants will depart with the knowledge they need to design the direct view LED vision that’s always lived in...
Count the Rainbow: How Does Bit Depth Work?
We would like to once again explore another slightly technical subject that readers would do well to understand: bit depth. While most people involved in the digital display industry have at least...