Retail Boutique LED posters
Give a new collection its own focal point. Plan a mobile direct-view LED poster around close browsing, product imagery and the space customers need to move.
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From an entrance poster to an exhibition wall or a shaped gallery display, start with what your audience needs to see. Explore placement ideas, content uses and the questions that define a practical specification.
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HB-X / INDUSTRY SELECTION GUIDES
Take the next step in your specification
Explore a recommended model, lighting considerations, source parameters and buyer questions for four common LED poster projects.
Auto Dealership LED posters
Bring vehicle imagery, launch content and feature explainers into the showroom. Specify a freestanding LED display around viewing positions, glazing and vehicle access.
Quote this applicationTrade Show Booth LED posters
Use a single mobile poster for a product demonstration or plan a joined display for a booth backdrop. Resolve screen layout, controller mapping and transport before the show.
Quote this applicationHotel Lobby LED posters
Create a clear focal point for welcome content, event directions and venue imagery. Plan a portrait LED poster for guest circulation, daylight and the lobby content workflow.
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Shopping malls & retail
Give seasonal campaigns and store launches a place in the customer journey, from the mall atrium to the shop entrance. Mobile posters can complement a fixed display without redesigning the whole space.
Content to plan
- Product launches and seasonal visuals
- Tenant campaigns and mall events
- Store information and visitor orientation
Where to place it
- Store entrances and window zones
- Atriums and escalator landings
- Pop-up counters and event spaces
Define the specification
- Closest viewing distance and daylight
- Walkway clearance and mobile-base footprint
- One-unit or joined-screen content layout
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Airports & transport hubs
Use terminal advertising and passenger-information locations to reach people as they arrive, wait and move between services. Specify the content workflow alongside the display hardware.
Content to plan
- Travel and retail advertising
- Passenger information and orientation
- Arrival and lounge welcome content
Where to place it
- Waiting lounges and retail walkways
- Arrival halls and baggage areas
- Reception and passenger-service points
Define the specification
- Operating hours, ambient light and sight lines
- Information feeds, player and controller compatibility
- Mounting access and circulation around the display
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Bars & nightlife
Shape the room with performance visuals, event announcements and changing campaign content. Match a fixed wall, creative surface or movable poster to the way the venue is used.
Content to plan
- Music and performance visuals
- Event promotions and venue campaigns
- Atmospheric artwork and video
Where to place it
- DJ and live-performance backdrops
- Bar-counter and lounge walls
- Entry points and waiting areas
Define the specification
- Low-light viewing and brightness adjustment
- Input sources, camera use and playback control
- Mounting, service access and power distribution
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Churches & worship spaces
Plan a shared visual canvas for presentations, lyrics and community announcements. Review the seating layout and actual content so the display suits both the room and the audience.
Content to plan
- Presentation slides and lyric content
- Live-event and service visuals
- Community schedules and announcements
Where to place it
- Main stage and presentation walls
- Side-wall viewing positions
- Entrance and gathering spaces
Define the specification
- Farthest seats, text size and viewing angles
- Presentation inputs and live-camera workflow
- Wall structure, lighting and service access
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Education & campuses
Bring lecture media, campus announcements and assembly content into the spaces where students gather. Define the presentation inputs and room conditions before choosing the format.
Content to plan
- Lecture media and visual diagrams
- Campus news and event information
- Assembly and guest-speaker presentations
Where to place it
- Lecture and assembly halls
- Campus entrances and reception
- Shared learning and exhibition areas
Define the specification
- Text and diagram detail at the intended distance
- Presenter devices and required input connections
- Access for servicing and content updates
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Exhibitions & events
Use a mobile poster, joined display or modular event wall to introduce your story from the aisle. Plan the media canvas together with the booth footprint and the transport requirements.
Content to plan
- Brand launches and product demonstrations
- Original animation and campaign films
- Presentation and joined-screen media
Where to place it
- Booth entrances and aisle-facing edges
- Presentation backdrops and demo areas
- Registration and visitor-welcome points
Define the specification
- Unit count, layout and controller pixel load
- Packed dimensions, handling and flight-case needs
- Venue power, assembly and camera requirements
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Hospitals & healthcare reception
Plan clear visitor communication in reception and waiting spaces, with a calm visual treatment. Public information, orientation and service content need a defined publishing workflow.
Content to plan
- Visitor information and orientation
- Public-service and appointment guidance
- Calm nature imagery and general announcements
Where to place it
- Visitor reception and waiting rooms
- Public corridors and service desks
- Community-information areas
Define the specification
- Readable content for the viewing positions
- Approved information sources and access permissions
- Placement, clearances and maintenance arrangements
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Hotels & hospitality
Connect arrival, concierge and conference spaces with a coordinated visual welcome. Posters and wall displays can carry destination imagery, event information and service introductions.
Content to plan
- Welcome and destination visuals
- Conference and venue information
- Dining, leisure and service introductions
Where to place it
- Arrival lobbies and concierge zones
- Conference entrances and gathering areas
- Restaurant and leisure reception
Define the specification
- Interior finish, ambient light and screen placement
- Content scheduling across the property
- Mobile use, cable routing and daily service access
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Museums & immersive exhibits
Give exhibition stories a screen format that fits the gallery: a portrait introduction, a wide visual backdrop or a shaped digital exhibit. Start with the visitor path and media design.
Content to plan
- Exhibition introductions and visual storytelling
- Scientific animation and immersive scenery
- Digital art and three-dimensional mapped content
Where to place it
- Gallery entrances and orientation points
- Immersive rooms and feature walls
- Spherical or curved exhibit focal points
Define the specification
- Viewing distance and gallery-lighting conditions
- Sphere or curved-surface content mapping
- Supporting structure, visitor separation and service access
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Restaurants & food service
Put food photography, seasonal menus and service information where guests make their next choice. Compare an entrance poster with landscape counter or wall-mounted signage.
Content to plan
- Food photography and seasonal selections
- Menu and promotional content
- Service information and brand stories
Where to place it
- Host points and restaurant entrances
- Ordering counters and pickup areas
- Dining-room walls and food-court zones
Define the specification
- Menu readability, orientation and media resolution
- Content update process and player requirements
- Ambient conditions, cleaning and mounting access
TURN THE IDEA INTO A PROJECT BRIEF
Start with the venue and the content
Send your floor plan, viewing distances, sample media, quantity and destination. We will discuss the display format, selected model, controller, mounting and packing as one project scope.