SiliconCore showcased a number of digital signage screens at ISE 2018, all powered using the new ZACH driver technology.

Also on show was the LISA LED in silicon array and LavanderLIVE.

LavanderLIVE, with a 1.2mm pixel pitch, is a first for SiliconCore--the first rental product from the company. Designed in collaboration with Rocket Sign, it combines the company's chip on board (CoB), CCT and ZACH technologies in a display promising low power consumption, 1200 nits brightness and HDR performance. The 500 x 500mm cabinet offers front servicing and a range of mounting solutions, along with the opportunity to create concave structures.

ZACH (Z(Impedance) Adjustment for Colour Homogeneity) technology promises to accurately detect the impedance variations of each LED before applying adjustment compensation. The result, says the maker, is an improvement in greyscale linearity, providing greater details in shadows with a higher dynamic range and wider colour gamut.

Combined with the company's low-power Common Cathode Technology (CCT), the ZACH driver allows a 4K display to achieve brightness reaching 1800 nits, with Rec.2020 colour gamut and dynamic range of over 18,000-to-one or over 14 bits.

Also on display was the latest LISA technology development, now removing SMD LEDs to instead bond the individual LEDs directly to the PCB. The result reduces failure points while improving manufacture quality, as well as improve colour uniformity and reduce colour pitch. SiliconCore says the result is ideal for projects demanding high resolution and fast installation, all inside a waterproof design.

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Pico Genie presents a discrete projection solution for digital signage, conferences and classrooms-- the A800, an in-ceiling projector offering up to 800 lumens brightness and wireless connectivity.

The A800 uses DLP LED projection, and slots into a suspended ceiling without need for a mount. It has a diameter of just 18cm, with 4.4cm height. A 90-degree pivot design allows users to project images anywhere from floor to ceiling, while the addition of Android OS makes app downloading and pairing with mobile devices and PCs easy.

The projector is also compatible with digital signage and content management apps, especially when paired with an LED lightsource lifespan of 30,000 hours. Connectivity comes through HDMI as well as wifi, and it also supports external memory.

The A800 is available now.

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Edbak’s VWTA video wall trolley is a solution for building video walls-- in any location and any module arrangement. The quick and intuitive assembly system facilitates both rapid and convenient installation and servicing. 

The mobile solution helps in moving the video wall around, without the costs required to build several stationary systems. The standard caster wheel locks secure the system in place during installation and operation of monitors. 

The aluminium profiles ensure a light and sleek solution.

The cable management system is concealed in the aluminium sections, to give a smart look to the video wall and its sophisticated indoor surroundings. VESA compliance and the screen monitor mounting system make the trolley video wall very convenient to use, while the 8-step micro-adjustment system requires no special tools whatsoever. 

The flat screen height is infinitely adjustable, and the mounting design prevents the monitors from accidentally falling over. The system includes a shelf for a PC or an AV device.

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The first of the Visionect’s new Place & Play family, the 13-inch Onethree is a sign display operational straight out of the box— and 99% more energy efficient than other displays.

ePaper technology allows Visionect to make this light, thin, wireless and energy-efficient display at an affordable cost.

Onethree combines the display, mounting hardware and built-in signage software in a single commercial device that is wire-free and can match up to the most demanding surfaces.

You know how annoying it is for professionals when 5-star hotels take a cheap photo frame and turn it into countertop digital signage?  It turns out hotels and others have needs for quick and easy signage that they don’t want to spend on, that they don’t want “to install.”

That’s where ePaper technology comes in. Wherever you might think about hanging a paper sign (or wish you could afford a monitor or digital signage installation but the budget doesn’t call for it), that’s where an ePaper sign like Onethree comes in.

Only now Visionect has added an Apple-like design (casing made of aluminum and glass, all fully recyclable materials), sophisticated software and wireless connectivity to the energy-saving ePaper tech.

You can use the Onethree in an elevator or on a glass partition or on a countertop. And feed it real-time info.

With its 13-inch E Ink electronic paper screen, Onethree supports all major content management systems, its open Application Programming Interface (API) making displaying content a simple matter of using a website address. 

The device is, says the maker, “by far the greenest, most sustainable display on the market.” Visionect says the Onethree uses so little energy that a single minute it takes to boil a cup of water provides enough watt hours for a whole year’s worth of the sign’s uninterrupted functionality. 

If you think that is an idle boast, Visionect is confident enough in the Place & Play device’s ultra light energy consumption to offer to cover an entire decade’s worth of device-related electricity costs for each of their Onethree customers.  

All their clients need do is focus on developing great content to show on the Onethree, from real-time travel information on a hotel sign, to a KPI company monitor that keeps tabs on performance, a wayfinding sign to activate public spaces, and even a notice board for the medical waiting room. 

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