AI meets oral history to preserve military vet experiences

by Judy Mottl — Editor, RetailCustomerExperience.com & DigitalSignageToday.com

Thanks to AI video, AI-created conversational experiences and authentic audio files, the oral history form has entered a new age at the Medal of Honor Museum…

Denmark museum exhibits leverage BrightSign, Nubart Sync

by Daniel Brown — Editor, Networld Media Group

Denmark-based museum Museum Sydøstdanmark is leveraging BrightSign players along with Nubart Sync software to combine digital signage exhibit content with…

How virtual reality brings an entertainment experience to life

by Kevin Damask — Editor, Digital Signage Today

In a Q&A interview with Digital Signage Today, Jeffrey Travis, founder of Positron, shared his thoughts on the future of VR and storytelling, how interactive…

How dvLED displays are enhancing the sports viewing experience

by Kevin Damask — Editor, Digital Signage Today

While the 2020 Summer Olympic Games are officially in the books, the demand to watch premium sports content doesn’t show any signs of slowing down and that is…

Finding the keys to a successful CMS

by Bradley Cooper — Editor, ATM Marketplace & Food Truck Operator

Just as there are many types of displays on the market, there are also a wide variety of content management systems. Picking the right CMS for your business is…

Digital displays bring Prince Henry to life

by Travis Wagoner — Editor, Networld Media Group

A Portuguese digital signage and experiential environment company had a challenge when it was asked to create a series of digital artifacts for a new permanent…

Projectors bring Japanese artist's vision to life

by Travis Wagoner — Editor, Networld Media Group

When a Silicon Valley art museum was chosen for internationally acclaimed Japanese artist Tabaimo's first solo exhibit in the U.S., which included video…

Choosing the right technology to fit your outdoor digital signage needs

In our connected age, businesses need to work smarter to grab customers' attention. One way to do this is with digital signage in outdoor environments to…

Off-the-shelf kiosk application: Self-service myth or solution?

While both the software platform and the software application are crucial to the success of a kiosk or digital signage deployment, it's important to remember…

Madame Tussauds Hollywood casts digital signage in leading role

Combining high-tech digital signage and social media apps with the all-too-human desire to snap a selfie with a celebrity (even a fake one), Madame Tussauds in…

Digital signage and kiosks get to the heart of things for Halle Heart Children's Museum

by Nicole Troxell — Associate Editor, Networld Media Group

Digital signage and kiosks are delivering an interactive heartbeat for a museum dedicated to the human heart, providing interactive guides for a facility that…

5 for 5: Taxicab digital signage and video walls, menu boards and 9/11

by Christopher Hall

It's time for a look back at the most-read articles on Digital Signage Today in September, and what we can learn from them.

Digital signage making a case for its own night at the museum

by Christopher Hall — w, t

Several recent digital signage deployments show how the technology is bringing exhibits to life in museums around the world.

Digital signage brings 9/11 to life at National September 11 Memorial and Museum

by Christopher Hall — w, t

Projection mapping, video displays and touchscreens commemorate the lives lost in the 9/11 terror attacks and engage visitors to the 9/11 Memorial and Museum.

Digital signage takes Lady Gaga to the Louvre

The controversial music star makes it to the famous art museum via digital signage media players and displays.

Time machines and digital signage: 5 things the new History Colorado Center got right

by Christopher Hall — w, t

The newly-opened History Colorado Center in Denver hits all the right notes with its digital signage deployments.

Interactive exhibit creates expedition to the Titanic (Video)

by Christopher Hall — w, t

Digital signage and kiosks at the Mystic (Conn.) Aquarium take visitors along to explore the wreck of the Titanic.

Art museum relies on iPad kiosks to reach visitors (video)

New technology connects visitors with art.

Houston, we have liftoff: Digital signage takes flight for NASA (Video)

by Christopher Hall — writer, self

Multitouch digital signage "freshens up" the visitor's center at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston.

Interactive technology strikes it big with bowling fans

Hands-on exhibits featuring kiosks are attracting visitors of all ages to the 25-year-old museum.