Advances in digital printing inks and equipment are ushering in new specialty printing opportunities for wide-format graphics print businesses – particularly for surfaces used in interior design and décor.
Eileen Fritsch
Print service providers (PSPs) who want to produce retail wayfinding signage should familiarize themselves with some of the basic design objectives and trends.
Advances in lower-cost LED lighting, printable fabrics, cutting systems, and silicon-edge graphic (SEG) displays have made it possible to include backlit graphics nearly everywhere.
The Vomela Companies is expanding through acquisitions. The company has already acquired two companies in 2022.
Mimaki discussed advances in all three segments on their company: sign graphics, industrial print, and textile and apparel.
A lot has happened since Durst introduced the P5 350 hybrid roll-to-roll/flatbed UV printer at the PRINTING United Expo in 2019, Larry D’Amico, director of sales for Durst North America, said during an in-booth press conference.
With so many types of printable window films available, PSPs can help restaurants with much more than short-term promotional graphics.
Casino-print opportunities have expanded as the Supreme Court, state, and local governments loosened gambling prohibitions.
Experience designers are combining 3D digital signs & holograms with printed graphics to complete a unique retail experience.
Just because the word “printed” is part of the phrase “printed electronics,” it does not mean you can quickly add it to your business.
InfoLnkx technology is helping re-opened restaurants and breweries deliver menus to patrons via their smartphones.
Before the COVID-19 shutdown, companies that produce OOH advertising graphics were also hoping to attract a surge of new business.
New technologies are transforming the way brands and consumers interact, with the in-store experience front and center.
Thanks to advances in technology, out-of-home (OOH) advertising has grown well beyond billboards, bus wraps, and bus shelters.
Thanks to experts in interpretive design, museums have become centers of multimedia, experiential learning.
