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Coca-Cola Flagship display Piccadilly Circus In 2003 blip built its second major LED installation for Coca-Cola Great Britain. Measuring 32m by 6.6m, the Piccadilly, London display is still the largest curved LED in the world; more than three times bigger than Coca-Cola's last display. The installation comprises more than 800 thousand pixels and its specially designed panels achieve a completely smooth curve without colour distortion. blip continues to provide content management and diagnostics monitoring around the clock for Coca-Cola. read more
Samsunghas appointed blip as consultant and content delivery supplier for its flagship LED display in Picadilly Circus, London. Responsible for image quality and display integration, blip has organised the LED selection process and designed the computing and communication systems that is producing the most advanced interactive imagery for Samsung at Piccadilly, London - the display was launched in Autumn 2005. read more
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MediaArchitectureThe Impact of Large Scale Integrated Displays on Architecture and Urbanism. Developments in display technology and building materials are leading to new forms of hybrid architecture that break away from existing conceptions of surface, structure, lighting and moving imagery. Light Emitting Diode (LED) displays integrated with the fabric of built structures allow prominent imagery to be integrated with the façade, even in direct sunlight. Although energy requirements are practical only when displays are used in less bright conditions, there remain significant consequences for the townscape and urban environment; cinematic topias as pervasive as Minority Report and Blade Runner have become technically feasible.
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WorldcuppaIn July 2006 blip worked alongside Mesmer and XL Video UK, to install the new blip Patch560 display at The London Studios for the ITV4 programme "World Cuppa", produced by Byte Yer Legs. This was the very first use of Patch560 in a television environment. Due to the unique mechanical properties of the product, it was easily possible to follow the contours of the studio set, without the need for custom items, greatly reducing the installation time.
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Wilkinson and EyreInstalltion for Amnesty International Milan
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