Digital Signage · HYPERVISUAL Switzerland
Digital Signage explained: the screens, the software, and where they work.
Screens that show what you choose, where and when you choose: LED, LCD, transparent, holographic, kiosks and totems. Sold, rented, installed and maintained in Switzerland and Europe.
What is Digital Signage?
Screens that show the pictures and videos you choose, updated from one place. Four parts make a system: choose one.
What people see, chosen for the place and its light.
- LED, LCD, transparent or holographic
- Indoors, outdoors or behind a window
- Bought for a place, or rented for a date
The small computer that plays the content on the screen.
- Built into the screen, or an added box
- Your own sources, or DATAVSN
- On the network agreed with your IT
Where you publish, schedule and update what each screen shows.
- Publish, schedule and update from one place
- DATAVSN, our own CMS hosted in Switzerland
- Offered, never imposed
Pictures and videos, prepared in advance, programmed by screen, zone and hour.
- Pictures and videos
- A programme by screen, zone and hour
- Touch applications on kiosks, written to order
Five families of screens.
Each has its place, its light and its job. Swipe through them.
01LED screens
One picture, any size, indoors or out.
- Fine pitch indoors, P0.9 to P2.6
- Outdoor panels sealed to IP65
- Bought for a place, or rented for a date
02LCD displays
For windows, counters and walls.
- 1’000 to 5’000 nits behind a window
- Open frame, built into your furniture
- Totems on their own base
03Transparent screens
The picture on the glass, the view kept.
- LED film on glazing
- Invisible holographic LED in a shop window
- OLED and MicroLED in display cases
LED film Holographic LED Transparent OLED Transparent MicroLED Transparent totems
04Holograms
A picture that seems to float in the air.
- HYPERVSN: LEDs on a spinning fan
- HoloBox: life-size, in a box
- HoloBox Nova: an avatar that listens and answers
05Kiosks and totems
Guide, inform, order and pay.
- A totem is read from afar
- A kiosk is used within arm’s reach
- Ordering and payment kiosks
The software behind them.
Your screens play your own sources, or run on DATAVSN, the CMS HYPERVISUAL writes and hosts in Switzerland. Offered, never imposed.
01The base
Publish
Publish, schedule and update your screens from one place.
02Option
Measure
An anonymous count of passers-by, the stop rate and the attention time. Metrics only: no face is recognised.
03Option, needs measuring
React
The content chosen for the anonymous profile in front of the screen.
DATAVSN runs the LED screens, totems and open frame displays it manages; kiosks run their own applications, written by HYPERVISUAL.
Where it works.
Retail, shopping centres and hotels, in detail, and a page for each sector we equip.
Buy it, or rent it.
Buy when the screen belongs to a place. Rent when it belongs to a date.
Sale
For a place
Showroom, lobby, façade, shop.
- Supplied, installed and maintained
- Hardware warranty: 24 months
- Your own sources, or DATAVSN
From idea to switch-on.
Four steps, one team. How it works
- Your briefWhat, where, when
- A written offerSite visit if necessary
- Installed by our crewOn your dates
- Looked afterBy the same team
Your questions.
Answered straight.
The questions we hear first about Digital Signage.
Which LED pixel pitch do I need?
It follows the nearest viewer. Under 3 m, fine pitch between P0.9 and P2.6. Between 3 and 6 m, P2.6 to P3.9. Beyond 6 m, P3.9 reads like a fixed picture; outdoors, brightness matters more than pitch. Content, ambient light and budget shift the choice, so we confirm it with you, on your plans or on site if necessary.
Which screen for a window that gets the sun?
One made for it. An ordinary screen gives about 500 nits, not enough behind sunlit glass. A window display gives 1’000 to 5’000 nits; window LED, 3’000 to 5’000. Transparent OLED stays out of the sun.
What is the difference between a totem and a kiosk?
A totem is an upright screen on its own base, read from afar. A kiosk is a touchscreen tilted on a stand, from 21.5 to 55 inches, used standing in front of it, within arm’s reach.
Which holographic technologies does HYPERVISUAL offer?
Three. HYPERVSN 3D produces an image that appears to float in mid-air with no visible screen. HoloBox presents a holographic image inside an enclosed unit. Transparent holographic LED screens display content while remaining see-through. Finer resolution means less transparency, so the two are balanced project by project. HYPERVSN 3D and HoloBox are available to buy or to hire; transparent holographic LED screens are sold.
Can I drive the content remotely?
Yes. An indoor LED wall can run on DATAVSN, our own CMS hosted in Switzerland: publish, schedule and update from anywhere, with anonymous audience recognition and interactivity as later layers. It stays optional: the wall takes your own sources just as well.
Buy or rent an LED wall?
Buy when the LED wall belongs to a place: showroom, lobby, façade, shop. Rent when it belongs to a date: conference, gala, launch, fair.
Let’s talk about your screens
Tell us what you want to show, where and when. We visit the site if necessary, and we come back with a written offer.
- What you want to show. A product, a message, a programme.
- Where it goes. A window, a lobby, a terrace, a stage.
- Buy or rent, and the date that matters.
