Aisle Sentry Offers Retail Safety System
Aisle Sentry offers a unique, patented hazard warning system designed to aid in the prevention of slip-and-fall and other aisle related accidents.
An individual Aisle Sentry unit is a self-enclosed (surface-mounted, shelf-mounted or free standing) device, which is easily activated by any employee simply by activating the concealed caution arm. The unit is not only an extremely effective warning device, but also provides eye-level, drop-in advertising space. Major product features include: Warning Signal-the current 85dB alarm (or verbal warning) is audible within 15 feet of the unit. Shelf Mounting Brackets, are designed so units can be at a consistent level throughout the aisle. The Advertising Slots are designed for easy installation and removal of in store messages.
For more information, visit www.aislesentry.com.
LuxuryTec & N4D Bring 3D To Digital Signage
LuxuryTec, which operates The Mirror Image Digital Network, and Atlanta based N4D a provider of the stereoscopic 3D technology, have announced a partnership to provide auto stereoscopic (no glasses needed) 3D digital mirror signage across the USA in facilities including airports, major sporting venues and others.
LuxuryTec’s President, Brian Reid said, “Our strategic partnership brings a new dimension to advertising. Our captivating Mirror Image technology coupled with auto-stereoscopic 3-D will enable advertisers to literally reach out and engage every consumer.”
Clif Parker, N4D’s CEO, said, “N4D’s 20 years of perception research provides LuxuryTec with a definite edge. It also ensures that viewers of the 3D advertisements will enjoy the world’s most comfortable 3D experience.”
NY Times Launches Place-Based Network With RMG Networks
RMG Networks, Inc., (www.rmgnetworks.com), and The New York Times have launched “NYTimes.com Today,” a NYTimes.com content experience for readers on the move. This digital place-based network features the latest news, photos and videos from NYTimes.com.
The network is displayed on video screens in over 800 business district eateries in the New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, and San Francisco markets. RMG's existing digital place-based network (formerly known as 'Danoo') has been entirely re-envisioned to emulate the familiar, trusted design of NYTimes.com. Viewers can go to www.NYT2day.com on their mobile devices to receive a direct link to the NYTimes.com mobile site.
“This platform is a great opportunity to expose our brand to new audiences in a medium that is expanding,” said Murray Gaylord, VP Marketing, NYTimes.com. “This is also an innovative way to extend The Times’s brand to its large audience of business professionals in our key markets.”
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