DIGITAL SIGNAGE
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Shopping malls just got more interactive…
DIMEDIS
ISE visitors have the chance to take a first peek at the latest version of the company’s kompas 7.0 digital signage software with improved rights management and user interface. Also on show are the kompas wayfinding system and the iFeedback instant feedback tool.
The newest version of
kompas, which runs HTML5, allows the smartphone to be used as a remote control. Viewers standing at a display window can use QR codes on-screen to control contents on the display. The QR code opens a mobile website with a simple menu which the viewers can use to pick topics of interest which are targeted and fed through by the digital signage display.
The company is focusing on improving communication and
connectivity with customers in shopping malls. Steles like the ones rolled out at Germany’s Arcaden Shopping Malls will demonstrate the capabilities of kompas and iFeedback by BHM Media Solutions GmbH. Using iFeedback, visitors can give feedback on how they rate the dimedis stand or the exhibition as a whole, for example. That is accomplished by the software asking simple questions, which the viewer answers by giving specific amounts of stars as already seen on existing rating platforms or on Amazon. The company’s kompas wayfinding system, which is already running in the ECE shopping mall Oldenburg and in the Forum Mülheim, dynamically calculates directions based on its own position and orientation which makes each terminal independent. Its new feature,
Widening the reach of HD video distribution
dimedis is focusing on improving communication and connectivity with customers in malls
AAVARA
Aiming to simplify cabling for digital signage and other commercial AV installations, Aavara is demonstrating the PD3000 HD Video Tree Chain Cat5e Broadcaster system at ISE 2014. The company is also showcasing the newly updated PB5000+ HDMI over IP, a HD video distribution solution for DOOH and digital signage deployment. The PD3000 series enables the
widespread broadcasting of 1080p HDMI video or 1920 x 1200 DVI video with 7.1 channel audio to multiple televisions, displays and projectors, using a single Cat5e point-to-point connection. It supports RS-232 two-way unicasting or broadcasting, as well as IR control pass-through to control the video source device from the display side.
Also on show is the PD3000-
LogoCloud, can display the logos of all available shops as a big, slowly rotating cloud from which visitors can pick a logo for more information. Stand: 8-F180
128S, a 1-to-8 splitter-sender that can support up to eight trees or daisy chains. Each receiver can further daisy chain to two receivers, and up to 100 TVs, displays or projectors can be supported.
The PB5000+ delivers a 1080p
HDMI video broadcast over an IP network, based on a Gigabit Ethernet network switch. It supports point-to-point, point-to- many broadcasting and multi- casting. The update includes a VideoWall function, offering an easy web interface configuration for a maximum of 8 x 16 displays. It can switch video modes to select either smooth motion video or sharp clear detail image, while the EDID Copy Button can copy a display's Extended Display Identification Data table to the sender side to ensure maximum EDID compatibility. In addition, the specification of the PB5000+ offers RS-232-based command unicasting or broadcasting to control displays or video sources remotely. Stand: 10-P130
The Aavara PD3000-128S is a 1-to-8 splitter-sender over Cat5e
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