A few years ago, electromechanical display systems called Split-Flap displays were widely used at airports and train stations. They were made of painted rotating flaps on a spindle attached to a stepping motor, and were used to announce flights and routes. The...
Mounting a Split-Flap TV in your store, hotel, restaurant, or bar is transformational. There’s just something about those letters and numbers switching that keeps customers coming back. Whether you’re displaying your followership count, specials, weather, local news,...
Check this out. Your customer just purchased something from your brick-and-mortar store. Maybe they’re new or maybe they aren’t, but they really like your product and seem like they’d give a good review. So, you invite them to follow your Instagram...
Every business owner knows how important it is to have a thriving social media presence. It gives you credibility and encourages people to trust your brand. We also know how difficult it is to convince customers to follow your account, especially in-store customers....
Are you also counting down to New Year? Do you know what programming techniques you need for a countdown in real-time on a Split-Flap tv?Just send this code to your board: Countdown to new year #CDN#A#20230101:0000# days #CDN#B#20230101:0000# hours...
Split-flap display boards were classics. They were widely used in airports and train stations around the world to display flight and train information. But they were also used to show menu price lists in bars, restaurants, and hotels too. Nowadays, most airports and...
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