5 Things Casinos Can Teach You About Digital Signage

From groundbreaking design to the adoption of neon, the gambling industry has always been ahead of the curve when it comes to signage. It’s no surprise then that casinos were some of the earliest adopters of digital signage and remain excellent examples of how to use this marketing channel to its fullest potential. Digital signage in casinos is part of an incredibly complex and multi-layered communications strategy that encompasses wayfinding, promotions, cross-selling and patron interaction along with reinforcing the brand image. Here are some digital signage tips any business can learn from these experts.

Colorific to troop out rejuvenated Uniform Grenadier with Lightbar Revive at Sign UK 2014

It may have been a full decade since the 1.37m (54?) Uniform Grenadier took the UK market by storm, but it remains a veteran of the country’s display production force. Having racked up more than 1,000 installations, the Grenadier made an indelible impression with its ability to run a true solvent ink, extending the range of printable substrates beyond coated media and revolutionising the way many display producers operated.

JAGUARS’ STADIUM

The Jacksonville Jaguars and MetroMedia Technologies teamed up to create a revenue stream with two primary goals: 1) to comply with NFL attendance guidelines to secure televised home games, and 2) to generate revenue by transforming upper-level stadium seating into memorable media opportunities and premium advertising space for sponsors.

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The new Durst Rho 312R roll to roll printer offers unrivalled production speeds and Variodrop technology

The Rho 312R is the most productive 3.2 m roll to roll printer in its class. It also offers a new quality standard for industrial backlit or Fine Art printing. The Rho 312R features Durst’s Quadro Array 12M printheads with Variodrop technology and the12 picolitre drop size enables excellent image quality with up to 900 dpi, whilst the Variodrop technology is responsible for the printer’s high productivity. It is capable of printing up to 240 m²/hour in high speed mode and up to 70 m² in 4 pass mode (or 122 m²/h in POP mode). Productivity is further enhanced by the option of being able to print two 1.6 m rolls of media at the same time with individual print queues.

Canon announces new imagePROGRAF models for technical document and in-house printing markets

Canon Europe, a world leader in imaging solutions, has today upgraded its large format printer range with the launch of new imagePROGRAF devices, some including optional MFP capabilities. Following the launch of two 6-colour SE models in February, Canon is further strengthening its line-up of 5-colour models that feature broad capabilities to address applications from high-end CAD and engineering drawings to full colour 3D renderings for AEC and even in-house poster printing.

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