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Denver will get its first glimpse of a revolution in outdoor video display technology on Aug. 11, when ADTI Media Inc. unveils SkyNet™, a giant, LED-illuminated flexible video screen that will broadcast a mix of convention activity, advertising, news, and messaging on the side of the Colorado Convention Center. ADTI Media Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of Advance Display Technologies Inc. (OTCBB: ADTI).SkyNet™ also offers a preview of what Denver’s Theater District could look like in months and years to come, as the city uses cutting-edge display technology to implement dazzling new signage as part of a plan to reinvigorate several blocks around the Denver Performing Arts Complex. Part of the city’s plan is to use modern technology to restore past glory to the district, especially to several blocks of Curtis Street whose previous life included blazing marquees, bustling foot traffic and the nickname the “Great White Way.”
“The technology employed by SkyNet™ exemplifies the type of great messaging, fun artwork and cool design and high-tech solutions rarely seen elsewhere,” said Erik Dyce, chief marketing officer for Denver’s Theatres and Arenas Division. “While SkyNet™ will only be up for a short while, it will allow Denverites and visitors to get a sneak peek of the future of Denver.”
The launch of SkyNet™ offers advertisers a unique chance to grab the attention of more than 100,000 convention goers, including about 50,000 visitors and media members in town for the Democratic National Convention.
“When SkyNet™ debuts in Denver this summer, it will give the public a sense of what very large scale videoscapes can bring to urban communities. This revolutionary new product is the next generation of quality outdoor video displays,” said ADTI President and CEO Matthew W. Shankle. - Businesswire
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