Advanced flexible display
technology is making flexible communications displays cost-effective and
allowing owners to position digital signage in previously inaccessible locations
and use them in ways that were never possible before. Because of the infinite
number of uses and applications that benefit from lightweight displays that can
be installed quickly and easily, the flexible display revolution is beginning
today.
“Make no mistake about
it, NanoLumens flexible LED displays
aren’t going to just transform the digital signage industry,” said NanoLumens®
President Rick Cope. “They are going to
revolutionize it beyond our wildest imaginations. Whether it’s hanging window
displays, electronic message boards, digital billboards or large scale digital
video displays, the uses for digital communications displays are as varied as
the brands that manufacture them.
“There are so many industries
that utilize signage—storefronts, event venues, event production companies,
billboard advertisers, transit centers, bars and restaurants, stadiums and
arenas—that the digital signage market is fragmented with unique products
specifically designed to cater to every possible need. By designing a display that can literally
bend to accommodate any installation, we’ve created one display to rule them
all.“
For example, to make sure
every attendee at the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party’s 2011 Greater
Toronto Area Dinner could clearly view party leader Tim Hudak’s speech, the event’s
production company, Metalworks Production Group, knew they needed a large display that could be set up and broken down
quickly and easily, could be viewed from any angle and was bright enough to be
viewed from hundreds of feet away.
Metalworks went to the
audiovisual experts at APG Displays to find the ideal solution, and were told
that NanoLumens NanoFlex™ lightweight flexible displays, a relatively new
technology, were their best option. Metalworks ended up deploying two NanoLumens
NanoFlex 112” flexible digital displays on either side of the speaker’s podium
to provide an optimal viewing experience for all attendees. And it’s a good thing they did, because the
event turned out to be the largest and most successful dinner in the party’s
history, drawing more than 800 supporters and candidates to attend and raising
nearly $1.5 million (Canadian) for the party!
With the staggering
number of application-specific displays being manufactured today, this type of
multi-use display is a breath of fresh air.
With the advent of large, lightweight, variable-brightness, flexible digital
displays that can be relocated easily and hung on a wall as simply as a
painting, the need to juggle an inventory of projectors and flat screen LCD
displays becomes a thing of the past.
“Think of the
possibilities for a flexible digital display that is 112” diagonal, weighs only
85 pounds and can be put nearly anywhere, including being hung from the
ceiling, mounted on a curved wall or wrapped around a column,” Cope said. “Here are just a few: outdoor advertising,
roadside signs, information displays at transit centers and malls, video walls
for concert tours and public or private events, or even a completely mobile
advertising or information display for large venues such as convention centers
or stadiums.”
For Metalworks, it was
vital that they be able to set up and break down the video displays quickly and
easily without needing a whole crew of workers because the dinner was only a
few hours long. The NanoLumens NanoFlex
displays were indeed the perfect solution for this, because they are so
lightweight, need minimal labor to install and don’t require any heavy or
cumbersome rigging.
First introduced in 2010,
NanoLumens award-winning LED displays remain the only solution of their
kind. NanoLumens is the only company in
the world able to reliably manufacture ultra-thin and lightweight,
easy-to-install and maintain, seamless 4mm pixel pitch flexible LED displays in
virtually any shape or size to meet
each customer’s unique requirements.
Designed and assembled
entirely in the United States, NanoLumens displays are now available in both
flexible and non-flexible frames in four product lines: NanoFlex™ and NanoFlex Wrap
flexible displays; NanoSlim™
non-flexible rectangular displays; and NanoShape™
non-flexible round, square, and triangular displays.
Headquartered in
Norcross, Georgia, NanoLumens, Inc. (www.nanolumens.com)
is a privately held corporation engaged in the research, product development
and component design for unique flexible displays that address a yawning
technology gap in the $14 billion digital display industry. 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 size, noise and cost issues associated
with commercial LED products.
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