Demonstrations of Signagelive at Screen Media Expo

A Remote Media product story

Edited by the Marketingweek Marketplace editorial team Apr 28, 2010

Remote Media is to showcase its Signagelive digital signage technology at Screen Media Expo, which is set to take place on 5-6 May 2010 at Earls Court, London.

The company will highlight its offerings on its 'Apple store' themed stand as well as its cross-vendor product strategy.

The stand will have a simple, all-white appearance featuring a central 'Genius Bar' station where visitors can watch live demonstrations of the Signagelive web-based digital signage platform, with systems from vendors including Advantech, Iadea, Imagesound, Philips and Viewsonic.

Remote Media said a stand highlight will be a back-wall demonstration area comprising Philips's LCD displays with smart insert module.

Advantech's digital signage player hardware, preloaded with Signagelive, will be mounted on the back of the displays to create a cost-effective, easy-to-service, all-in-one digital signage offering.

Two Philips's LCD portrait screens will frame a 65in landscape display in an example of how digital signage is presenting new display possibilities.

The central screen will be utilised to run a live demonstration of the Signagelive platform with the portrait screens reinforcing the central demonstration with supporting synchronised content.

A demonstration of Signagelive v3 will also be featured on the company's stand.

The stand will also emphasise Remote Media's support for the latest SMIL non-PC devices such as the Iadea XDS-101 10in digital signboard, using the Signagelive virtual player.

Also on the stand will be a full background audio system provided by Imagesound with a live PA system for fading down the background audio when running the demonstrations.

A specially produced booklet for Screen Media Expo will be available to take away, which will include all the products and services from Remote Media partners shown on the stand.

The company will also be showing Signagelive 3D in conjunction with Magnetic 3D, enabling playback of 3D content on special auto stereoscopic displays that allow people to view 3D content without wearing glasses.