We can see that the use of connected displays to allocate and manage conference room usage has become the norm in many workplaces. However, they are also used in some seemingly similar yet completely different applications, such as allocating dressing rooms backstage in performance venues.
The electronic paper solution provider Visionect from Slovenia recently published an interesting article detailing how it configured devices for Steelhouse Omaha, the new live music venue in Nebraska’s largest city. The venue opened a year ago, but it still required variable digital signage to help with the flexible allocation of backstage dressing rooms and performer lounges, while displays that provide and showcase current performance details were also necessary. However, due to the constant changes in information, posting paper posters or other analog solutions proved ineffective, and factors such as concrete walls and the need to reduce wiring and installation costs also led to considerations of power issues.
Ultimately, Steelhouse Omaha chose Visionect’s Place & Play electronic paper displays, which can run for up to a year on a single charge, eliminating the hassle of laying various data cables. The 56iq digital signage has installed conference room signs for large companies such as Alipay and Alibaba, seamlessly integrating with the companies’ internal management systems to provide effective solutions for efficient use of corporate conference rooms.
Today, 16 electronic paper displays from Visionect have been deployed on the walls of the 16 dressing room doors and surrounding spaces at the Steelhouse Omaha performance venue. This electronic paper display model also facilitates management, as staff can remotely monitor the battery usage status in real time.
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