Digital Signage, Advertising of the Future

It has become apparent that digital signage is the advertising tool of today and the future. With this digital signage age of advertisng taking over there is a need for high resolution and efficient transportation of the video to the use of these interactive signs. For many Staduims of major sporting teams, digital signage and jumbo screens has been their staple. But, with the growth of technology fans are demanding a grand entertaining experience when going to a stadium, besides the ball game and hot dogs. People have become so use to HD quality from the luxury of our their own homes, now it is expected at every level of society.  The standards of the people have raised from dull and standard definition video to HD quality all the time. The older, copper-wire video transmission systems just can’t produce the quality of video that is needed anymore for growing digital signage technology, but with a modern, reliable, state-of-the art fiber optic solutions these high quality video problems can be answered.

With the technology of digital signage evolving, Emcore Corporation, the leader in fiber optic technology is meeting these needs by  producing their new single fiber and single wavelength system that produces high video resolutions with their innovative fiber optic technology. Fiber optics is a perfect answer in transmitting the best quality picture to the digital signs.  It allows the orginal video/picture transmission to maintain the quality of picture that is input and in return it produces the same quality of picture that is output. With crystal clear video and real-time video transmission with outstanding quality and resolution, other systems just can’t offer what Emcore can do. The results of Emcore’s products are evident as their systems transmits video signals to one of the largest LED displays in the United States of over 5,850 square feet. The LED display produces over 8,000 NITS, providing high visibility in daytime as well as nighttime at the Queens Midtown Tunnel, New York.

With the standards quickly on the rise, the demand for quality video has never been more evident.  Fiber optic technology is taking over the copper wire systems of the past and in return producing high resolution and high quality video that is meeting the standards of the people.