d360™, our latest digital signage screen

At luk hiar! we like to be at the forefront of digital signage and to keep updating our solutions. With that in mind, we are presenting to you our latest and most innovative incorporation to our fleet of displays: the d360™. It is a 360 screen that can be used to signpost a place or communicate a message to every angle of vision inside a Point Of Sale.

Benefits of a 360 screen in digital signage

The main feature of this kind of display is that it covers all angles of vision. That is, any information that you communicate through this LED 360-degree screens can be seen from any point in a given space or venue.

This is incredibly useful when you’d like to attract an audience to a specific spot or message. To give more information about the message and to work on interactivity with your audiences, you can connect the d360™ to any of our other digital signage displays. The d360™ excels by its ability to be very visible and attract the interest of the audience from the very first contact.

What are the uses for the d360™?

Truth is that the d360™ offers multiple possibilities. However, we will give a few common examples for this kind of display.

The first one is that it can serve as an exterior sign, for example for parking lots. Since whoever is looking for a parking lot will be driving, they won’t have much time to look around, so the sign needs to be visible at first-sight and from any angle of vision. With a 360 screen, you will be able to guide every person that drives in any direction to your parking.

The next example is about flash sales or offers at POS. If you have a flash discount on a series of products but don’t want to print out the materials to communicate it, the d360™ will communicate the offer and attract clients to any point in the store. Then, of course, you can give more specific information through other screens.

As you can see, the d360™ shines for its visibility and impact capability, something that is fundamental in digital signage. Want to take a look at it? Click here!