Digital Signage Weekly

NanoLumens announced that its proprietary AWARE third-party app store has added a valuable art streaming platform through a strategic partnership with Atlanta, Georgia-based Loupe.

Daktronics will design, manufacture and install six new LED video displays for Georgia Tech Athletics in Atlanta. The installation is currently in process and will be completed early in 2018.

South Point Hotel, Casino and Spa has partnered with Daktronics to install a four-sided video display system for the property’s Arena and Equestrian Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.

While the U.S. distribution rights for Sharp-branded TV products remains with Hisense, the original, underlying Sharp Corporation continues to remain active in many markets and product venues.

Digital Signage Expo announced the next installment in its free weekly webinar series to be presented in the first quarter targeting specific end user verticals.

Signagelive announced a integration that brings full Signagelive support to BrightSign’s entire line of Series 3 digital signage media players.

LG Electronics is showcasing a winding 92-foot-long “LG OLED Canyon” at CES 2018.

Here are some highlights of what from the CES world should be on your radar, as CES 2018 continues a tumultuous week in Las Vegas.