Mitsubishi Electric has received an order from Tokyo’s Narita International Airport for Japan’s largest digital signage system, comprising a total of 340 display units including two pairs of 330-inch screens, a concave organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screen and multiple touch-screen displays. Partial operation is scheduled to begin in March 2012, with full operation by the summer.
Core features of the system include:
- Two pairs of 330-inch LCD display systems, each side consisting of 24 46-inch panels.
- Panorama Vision, the world’s first 180-degree concave OLED screen, featuring high-brightness and high-contrast.
- Approximately 100 user stations comprising of multiple LCD touch-screen displays.
Narita International Airport, under an initiative to enhance customer convenience, is upgrading its digital signage system with user-friendly, easy-to-view displays and dynamic visual advertising.
