Intent: research. A curated feed of touchscreen and interactive display articles—LED walls, exhibit tech, multi-touch UX, and accessibility. Read summaries and sources.
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A quick reference on one of NYC’s most famous large-format display installations—useful context for anyone designing content pipelines, brightness strategies, and viewing-distance UX for giant walls.
Background and references for a classic example of LED media architecture—handy when thinking about motion legibility, pixel pitch, and content cadence at extreme distances.
Research on conveying spatial information on touch interfaces with tactile overlays + adaptive audio—great inspiration for exhibit designers aiming for WCAG-informed, inclusive interaction models.
A useful overview of a classic ‘touch-anywhere’ research direction—still relevant for exhibit concepts that blend projection mapping, depth sensing, and gesture-first UI.
Historical/technical context for multi-user tabletop interaction—useful if you’re building exhibits with object-aware interaction or planning durable table UX.
A market-size headline that’s useful for stakeholder decks—read critically, but it helps frame why interactive displays keep showing up in airports, retail, and public venues.
Maryland Athletics’ M Club unveiled an interactive digital Hall of Fame display at XFINITY Center—positioned for high foot traffic and designed to make alumni and award history easier to browse than a static wall.