Interactive video wall is an innovative
and intelligent display solution, which allows users to engage with the content
for information or entertainment purposes or both. This kind of digital
display solution is definitely more captivating across various fields like
advertising, business information and corporate communication. Interactive
solutions provide the scope of better communication with probable customers.
Clients are quite demanding in the case of the experience
and environment of public places like multiplexes or retail stores. It is
therefore imperative to create a flawless interactive environment to build a
steady clientele. In comparison to printed pictures, the content contained in a
Video wall display comprises of animated videos and images along with sound projection.
The content of video walls can range from Internet based RSS feed, to live video
streaming.
Successful and efficient promotion of company brands or
products can be achieved by the use of Video walls. The animated presentations
will inevitably attract the viewers. Interactive ground projection is an amusing
and distinctive video solution, intended to entertain customers while
simultaneously attracting them towards one’s company. Video walls can act as
portent sources of advertising by promoting brand names through 3D projection
on walls and floors.
If humanity's technical advancements
were being observed by an alien race, there would certainly be confusion. On
one hand, we are striving to make things smaller and more efficient, while on
the other hand bigger is proving to be better.
Is bigger better? Well when it comes to
attracting and interacting with an audience, we certainly think so. Attracting
with size is no new concept, you have seen your fair share of giant blow up
monsters when driving past car dealerships, and now the world wants its digital
version. Interactive Video walls allow us to blow past the size limitations of
even the largest multi-touch screens. With the advancements in technology, the
space between each display is becoming less and less of an issue (5.5mm from
active screen to active screen). So why aren't touch enabled video walls in
every lobby, airport, store, restaurant, nightclub, and local dog park? Well…
let's explore.
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