LEDSynergy News Archive - June 2010
LEDSynergy news achive for June 2010.
Large LED displays central to 2010 Commonwealth Games
A series of large scale LED displays have been commissioned to entertain and inform the crowds at the 2010 Commonwealth Games.
The games are being held between the 3rd and the 14th of October this year in New Delhi, with the opening and closing ceremonies occurring at the Jawaharal Nehru Stadium.
The LED displays are being supplied by MIC Electronics and they are reportedly going to use its high end LED technology which can already be seen in action in v...
Wednesday, 23rd June 2010 - full story
LED systems play key role in 2010 World Cup
In order to offset the significant carbon footprint of the 2010 World Cup, South African authorities have committed to a plan of energy efficiency and environmental protection, at the centre of which are LED technologies and systems.
The World Cup is set to generate significant volumes of greenhouse gases, partly because the venues are significant distances apart, resulting in emissions from vehicles as the teams travel to face one another.
A variety of ...
Wednesday, 23rd June 2010 - full story
LED displays integrated into 'smart clothes'
Clothing has often been the uncomfortable bedfellow of technology, although this has historically resulted in some less than successful products. However, so-called smart clothes which integrate LED displays and advanced monitoring systems are more practical than most hybrid experiments.
The smart clothes are being developed as part of an ostensibly artistic initiative, although the fact that they are crammed with sensors and LED displays which can communicate information ab...
Wednesday, 23rd June 2010 - full story
High definition LED displays fitted in US stadium
The Gillette Stadium, home to the New England Patriots, is to benefit from two new LED boards which will be able to display high definition video content, according to owner Kraft.
Work on installing the huge LED displays has already begun and they will not only show replays and information, but will also showcase adverts and keep spectators up to date with the latest scores, thus acting as multitasking display solutions.
The Gillette Stadium is only eig...
Tuesday, 8th June 2010 - full story