NanoLumens®, the pioneering Norcross, Georgia-based company that last year introduced the world to large format flexible digital display technology today announced that its NanoFlex™ 112 has been cited by Rental & Staging magazine as the ‘Best LED Product’ of the year in the magazine’s 2012 INFOCOMM Product Awards Program.
The award was presented to
NanoLumens Director of Marketing Josh Byrd at a special awards ceremony hosted
by Rental & Staging magazine at the INFOCOMM 2012 Show in Las Vegas,
Nevada. The presentation was made by
Adam Goldstein, Executive Vice President & Group Publishing Director of New
Bay Media, publishers of Rental & Staging magazine.
“It is a great honor to have our
revolutionary LED display acknowledged by Rental & Staging magazine,” said Byrd.
“NanoLumens continues to offer unmatched digital display solutions that are as
flexible and thin as they are energy efficient. Our 112-inch, lightweight LED
display can be elegantly curved and wrapped around contoured walls and
structures to meet the specific needs of any environment, including corporate
lobbies, high-end retail stores, stadiums, and anywhere else where digital
signage is needed. With the NanoFlex™
112, we have achieved what was once thought to be impossible in the digital
signage industry.”
The Rental & Staging Awards recognize
the best new products introduced to the staging or AV rental markets from July
2011 to March 2012. NanoLumens full line
of displays will be shown at INFOCOMM 2012 at NanoLumens Booth #N2169 in the
Las Vegas Convention Center.
NanoLumens displays are extremely slim,
ultra-lightweight, energy efficient, and feature a seamless, edge-to-edge
picture quality (up to a brightness of 5,000 nits) that can be viewed from any
angle or any distance without color shift or picture drop-off. The company’s
patented display technology, which allows customers to select from 4mm up to
10mm pixel pitch (depending on the model), promises to transform the way
marketers engage their customers in every type of trade show, retail,
hospitality, stadium, arena, transportation and public event environment.NanoLumens displays are designed and engineered with the environment in mind, and consume significantly less energy per square foot than conventional digital displays. Further emphasizing their commitment to eco-friendly technology, NanoLumens displays are composed of up to 50 percent reclaimed materials, and are completely recyclable. What’s more, some NanoLumens displays can be serviced from the front, making maintenance easier than ever before possible.
Designed and assembled in the United States, NanoLumens displays are available in both flexible and fixed frames in five product lines: NanoFlex™, NanoFlex Wrap, and NanoFlex Ribbon flexible displays; NanoSlim™ fixed rectangular displays; and NanoShape™ fixed round, square, and triangular displays.
The company’s technology has been recognized by Entrepreneur magazine as a 2011 future-proof tech trend and was cited by The Wall Street Journal in its 2010 Technology Innovations Awards. NanoLumens’ technology also received the 2011 Breakthrough Technology of the Year Award at the American Technology Awards. Digital Signage Magazine awarded the NanoLumens NanoFlex a 2011 DIGI Award for “Best New Display Device – Non-LCD or Plasma.”
About NanoLumens:
Headquartered in
Norcross, Georgia, NanoLumens, Inc. (www.nanolumens.com) is a privately held corporation engaged in
the research, product development, marketing and sales of unique flexible and
fixed displays that address a yawning technology gap in the $14 billion digital
display industry. Since its founding in
2006, NanoLumens has built a portfolio of more than 20 international families
of issued and filed patents on its flexible display technology that effectively
address the commercial market void between relatively small flat-panel displays
and huge, limited application LED boards. NanoLumens technology is not
constrained by standard sizes and shapes, or by the weight, noise and cost
issues traditionally associated with commercial LED products.
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