Study Says Virtual Reality Spending Will Double Each Year Through 2021
Virtual reality spending, as well as Augmented Reality (VR and AR) spending, will continue to grow, according to the International Data Corporation (IDC).
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Frisco RoughRiders Use LED Display to Play Tyrannosaurus Rex Game
Daktronics Show Control System helps Frisco RoughRiders, a Texas Rangers affiliate, deliver fan versus T-Rex experience on LED display with its “Riders Run Series.”
LSU Projection Mapping Demonstrates Coastal Crisis
Christie projection mapping creates a movable, physical model at LSU Center for River Studies that helps educate about America’s coastal crisis.
Drones Replace Fireworks on Fourth of July
In Arizona, California, and Colorado – U.S. states facing droughts – organizers put away the fireworks in favor for drones flying to music soundtracks.
Google Cloud Wants to Help You Create ‘Frictionless Meetings’
Google Cloud made a couple of recent moves that make it clear that the IT giant intends to play a bigger role in your meeting rooms. It even has a buzz term — it wants to help you create “frictionless meetings.” When Google exhibited at the recent InfoComm 2018, a trade show focusing in large […]
Startups Show Promising Advances in Blockchain Technology
Two blockchain startups have reportedly been coming up with solutions to one of technology’s newest problems.
Is Automation a Good Move For Your Company? It Is For Amazon
With automation, Amazon is able to minimize human obstacles and rake in profit.
Integrator Association AVIXA Defends the Choice to Include More InfoComm End Users
The amount of InfoComm end users on the show floor each year — that’s you — sometimes stirs up controversy on the integrator side. Don’t misunderstand: they want and need your business, but the key issue is the projection that InfoComm parent organization AVIXA projects. AVIXA executive director David Labuskes made it his mission at InfoComm 2018 to […]
Samsung Joins Renewable Energy Pledge
The world’s largest smartphone manufacturer has made ambiguous promises to join the charge toward a more sustainable world of tech.
Not Opening Your Emails? Here’s How That’s Killing Business
Since GDPR started, customers haven’t been opening emails about privacy policy changes – and businesses are starting to hurt from it.
