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Learn best practices to turn any space into an interactive environment with advanced technology projectors.
While use cases for digital signage are as expansive as ever, the hardware that makes up digital signage systems has traditionally remained the same – until now. Sharp/NEC strives to evolve hardware and solutions to create new possibilities. Read more here.
The introduction of new projection technology has given people the power to bring their imaginations to life like never before through projection mapping and alternative projection uses, paving the way for unlimited visual possibilities.
Video games have come a long way since Super Mario Bros. Professional esports events now attract thousands of fans to arenas and are streamed to massive audiences worldwide. See how viewing stadiums are changing to meet the needs of esports in this whitepaper.
Floors are not a new surface for displaying projected images. Several industries have used floor projection to provide entertainment. When the pandemic struck, however, many businesses soon began looking for better solutions than traditional signs.
Don’t overlook your usage model and tech refresh cycle Projectors are popular in classrooms because they’re an effective, budget-friendly display technology. They enable primary and secondary schools to present multimedia content that engages students and promotes visual learning. When assessing which projectors will best fit your school’s needs, K-12 technology leaders have many factors to assess.
If you’re considering adopting a digital display to better engage your audience, selecting the perfect solution for your specific needs can be a challenge. Take a look at the 7 key factors to consider when choosing a display solution in this infographic.
Projector lamps have been the traditional light source for projectors for years. Recently the technology has evolved with laser projectors becoming widely popular. Laser light source offers significant advantages over lamp-based projectors.
Every growing congregation offers new opportunities to use sound, video and animation to create awe-inspiring services and events. As your house of worship’s attendance has grown, you’ve probably already experimented with larger video screens and more powerful audio systems. But technologies like these are just the beginning. Read more about these technologies in this NEC byline.