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21 July, 2014 By admin Leave a Comment

The LED screen that the Brazil goalkeeper would have liked

A professional football goal measures 7.32 m wide by 2.44 m high. Julio Cesar, the goalkeeper of the Brazil team in the 2014 World Cup would have undoubtedly preferred to have to defend a goal with the dimensions of the LED screen that Mondo has installed in the new premium shop of Soloporteros in Bilbao. Located in the establishment’s Adidas space, the LED screen measures 3.46 m wide by 1.92 m high; smaller than a goal, yes, but no less impressive.

With a total graphics surface area of 6.64 m², the Mondo LED screen acquired by Adidas for the space in the new Soloporteros shop is equipped with high-brightness SMD technology. It also uses encapsulated LEDs with ‘black face’, which improve the contrast. The people from Bilbao have been enjoying this Mondo screen since 19 July, the day when the shop was opened, a shop with more than 500 m² in the centre of Bilbao, in Alameda del Doctor Areilza. Two mythical former players of the Athletic Club, Jon Perez ‘Bolo’ and Edu Alonso, manage the shop.

This type of screen enables shops to communicate in a faster, more dynamic and attractive manner than with traditional supports such as billboards. The activity does not matter: Such different types of establishments as furniture shops, boutiques, cosmetics or car dealers have also started to use LED screens as a communication channel to appeal more to their clients. Inside the actual shop, in shop windows, on outer facades or monopole formats, LED screens are already essential elements in the marketing strategies of many brands.

11 July, 2014 By admin Leave a Comment

Giant LED screens, essential in the fan zones of sporting events

Not everybody has the chance to attend top class sporting event. Whether it is the FIFA World Cup, a final of the Champions League or the Basketball World Cup, only a few fortunate people get to attend them live. Organisations of sporting events, their sponsors and institutions are aware of this, and for some years now, they have decided to take the show to the centres of large cities, creating what are known as fan zones.

Giant LED screens, the axis of fan zones

The objective of these spaces is simple, to group together and control a crowd in a large open space for them to cheer on their teams from a distance or from the outside of the stadium and support the sponsors’ advertising actions. The main element of these fan zones are the giant LED screens. All the activity generated by this area, prepared for the more fanatic followers, evolves around them. Thanks to the image quality and versatility when configuring the size of the giant LED screens, watching a football match in one of these fan zones is the closest thing to being in the actual stadium.

Giant LED screen formats can exceed 100 m² and as a result, the extension of the fan zone does not matter. In large open spaces, such as squares or parks, the area is no obstacle for installing a screen on which the match can be seen with good quality. Furthermore, these screens are the ideal support to insert advertising during the run up to the match or during half-time, and to give useful information to the thousands of people crowded around the screens.

Giant LED screens have become an essential element for this type of event and organising a sporting event without the presence of fan zones and giant screens is now unthinkable. In fact, more spectators have congregated in many fan zones than in any large stadium.

A unique way of bringing the emotion and passion of an elite sporting event outside the stadiums.

3 July, 2014 By admin Leave a Comment

Emblematic urban spaces with LED screens

If anyone were to name Piccadilly Circus or Times Square, the first thing to come to mind would be a night scene full of light and colour thanks to LED screens. The same thing happens with Shibuya, the district with the most iconic streets of Tokyo. Three large spaces in three large cities with something in common, light at night. Until not so long ago, this night light was provided by hundreds of neon adverts that lit up and attracted millions of visitors. Many of these adverts became icons of these urban spaces.

With the arrival of the LED, the majority of the neon signs passed on to a better life and were replaced with this more versatile and economical technology. Even so, despite being more dynamic and attractive, they were only really illuminated adverts. The next step was to take the leap to the large format LED screens, thanks to the technological improvement in the image quality, achieving great resolution both during the day and night.

The facades of buildings in these three large urban spaces have been covered with giant LED screens of endless sizes and shapes. Thanks to their enormous versatility, the screens are something more than a publicity support, which is what the neon signs were. They permit publishing adverts that go beyond the simple illuminated logotype; they can be advertising spots just like the ones that can be seen on a domestic television, information in real-time or specifically created video montages to be broadcast on the screen is.

The possibility of using curvilinear LED screens (concave or convex) has also meant that the shapes of the facades of the most emblematic buildings of these spaces have not been an impediment to installing any size or layout of LED screens.

Piccadilly Circus, Times Square or Shibuya are three clear examples of how LED screens can be something more than an advertising support. They can also be decorated, providing them with personality, offering the possibility of interacting with passers-by and drawing their attention, giving information in real-time and even becoming an icon that makes these places recognisable all over the world.

At Mondo, we are aware of this great potential and therefore we offer a wide range of LED screens adapted to the facades of buildings, in many different sizes and with the possibility of configuring them according to the shape of the space.

4 June, 2014 By admin Leave a Comment

Improve the visibility of your events and concerts with a tailor-made LED screen

One of the main problems for organisers of large concerts or other mass events is undoubtedly guaranteeing the visibility for the public. Often, when the event is carried out in large closed premises, the solution is simple, as the infrastructures that have already been installed in the concert hall, sports pavilion or wherever else we are can be used.

We are referring, of course, to the use of large LED screens, a technology whose presence in this type of building is becoming greater, as they are useful tools to facilitate communication (and even interaction) in real time.

On the contrary, open air events do not have this previous infrastructure, although the use of these LED screens in them is equally noteworthy. They enable you to advance another step in the communication of your event or concert, improving the connection with your public and even offering them an added value.

How? Apart from broadcasting live events and improving their visual coverage among the attending public, on the Mondo LED screens you can also include extra information, advertising or even update them with the more recent interactions in your social media. You set the limit!

Giant LED screens, the axis of fan zones

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