![]() ![]() This allows users to create endless, customizable designs and to display any price or product information in real time. However, the result is high contrast and vibrant colour display, but with a battery life of up to ten years (based on an estimate of 1 update per day usage).Īlong with these several colour options, the software that packages the content into the bitmap is capable of working with any kind of shape, image, font, language, barcode, or QR code you can imagine. This means that the individual pixels on a Digital Smart Label™ can only be solid white, black, or coloured, and will not display any colours in between, such as grey. In order to ensure our Digital Smart Labels™ are energy efficient and do not draw any power unless they are in the process of rendering a new image, the colour options for the display are set at white, black, red, and yellow. Generally speaking, the more complex the components, the more power is required to render a new display. Each pixel contains its own colour information, and the quality of the image can be enhanced in two ways: varying the colour intensity of each pixel, or increasing the size of the grid used to create the image. To put it simply, a bitmap is a grid full of pixels that form a clear image when arranged closely together. Electronic shelf labels are static devices that-when provided with a high resolution e-paper display-can render almost any bitmap to form the content, such as pricing or product information, seen on the display. To understand how our Digital Smart Labels™ display content, it’s important to know how the technology works. For this month’s blog, we are thrilled to have our Systems Engineer, Igor Spasojevic, answer a frequently asked question: “How does the display on a Digital Smart Label™ work?” Ask the Expert is a monthly blog series where we answer everything you ever wanted to know about technology, software, smart cities, retail trends, and of course, Digital Smart Labels ™. ![]()
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