Company to debut world's first front installable and front serviceable NanoSlim Engage 2.5MM LED display and showcase its NanoSlim, NanoCurve, and NanoFlex solutions.
NanoLumens®, the world's leading manufacturer and marketer of LED visual display solutions, will formally make its EMEA market debut at ISE 2015 with the introduction and demonstration of the world's first front installable, front serviceable 2.5MM LED display at Stand #11-M38 — the NanoSlim Engage. At the same time, the company will showcase its complete line-up of NanoSlim, NanoCurve, and NanoWrap LED display solutions for prospective European customers.
"We've chosen ISE 2015 to introduce our next great advancement in LED display technology and we did so for a very important reason," explained David DaCosta, NanoLumens' Vice President of EMEA. "The European market is a major priority for us in 2015. Last year, we opened our first UK sales office. This year we are exhibiting at ISE for the first time, and we are bringing with us the next generation of our product development — NanoSlim Engage."
NanoSlim En2.5 mmgage is designed to allow customers to engage their audiences up close and personal. The new high resolution, large-scale visualization solution from the industry leader in indoor LED displays comes backed by an unprecedented corner-to-corner six-year warranty and is designed to serve as the ideal display solution for board rooms, command and control centers, and other areas where clear and up-close viewing is required. It is also the first LED display solution able to be both front installed and front serviced.
NanoLumens' formal European market debut at ISE 2015 comes at a time of record- breaking growth for the pioneering Georgia-based company. Its current clients include a broad range of marketers covering the fields of broadcast, casinos, control rooms, convention centers, DOOH, higher education, hospitality, retail, stadiums, and transportation including AIG, Bally's, CBS Outdoor, CCTV, Charles Schwab, Delta Airlines, Estee Lauder, GTE Financial, Holt-Renfrew, Invesco, Macy's, Universal Studios Florida, The Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Uniqlo, and the new World Trade Center Freedom Tower, among many others.
"Supported by a base of strong and loyal customers who are making deep investments in our vision, we expect the company to continue to grow at a torrid rate," NanoLumens CEO Rick Cope emphasized today. "Four years after introducing our first commercial product in 2011, we are poised to create scalable visual solutions that result in immersive consumer experiences that businesses need and consumers crave in our increasingly mobile, interconnected world."
Cope said that the company's strategic partnership with the technology contract manufacturer PartnerTech AB will enable it to continue to scale production as demand for solutions grows. "Because PartnerTech AB operates 13 facilities in six countries, we will be able ship as scheduled," he emphasized.
NanoLumens displays are extremely slim, ultra-lightweight, energy efficient, and feature a bright, seamless, high resolution picture quality that can be viewed from any angle throughout the display horizon without color shift or image distortion. The company's patented display technology and highly innovative products promise to transform the way companies engage their audiences in every type of higher education, retail, hospitality, stadium, arena, casino, transportation and public event environment.
All NanoLumens displays accept input from nearly any device or content management system. There is no need for special software, hardware or special personnel to display content beautifully. With a profile of only a few inches, NanoSlim displays can be installed on virtually any surface without being obtrusive, adding the 'WOW' factor to any environment without taking up precious space. NanoLumens' patented display technology is optimized for indoor use, operating with virtually zero heat or noise while producing bright, rich, consistent color as well as superior off-axis viewing with no color shift or image distortion throughout the display horizon.
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