What is currently happening in the outdoor digital industry?

A punishing early-season heat wave that tormented large swaths of Europe over the June is easing after delivering hundreds of record high temperatures. This new reality is not impacting only people, but also all outdoor electronic systems.

Public transport’s delay has become an integral part of the daily routine for many commuters, and become more intense as people are under more time pressure and deadline. But that doesn't have to be the case. Read how dynamic passenger information systems recognize this fact and help encourage greater use of public transport.

The smart city concept is a "new" buzzword, often misused. If something is digital, doesn’t mean it’s smart. Our recent article goes deeper into smart city theory. Read our thoughts about digital signage and its place in the smart city digitalization process.

Outdoor LCD systems have to cope with various outside environment effects. Therefore, the performance of outdoor digital kiosks in real life varies greatly from system to system, even if the same LCD panels are integrated.Read more about the importance of thermal management and different approaches in fighting the heat

In the digital signage industry, the wave of innovation was and still is, rooted in interactivity. The introduction of touchscreens opened new horizons. It enabled two-way communication, which is still the main advantage of LCD digital signs. While it seems that touchscreens are a simple add-on, it’s not always the case. In this week's article, we will discuss the technical background behind the technology and its integration.